eyrir
Icelandic
[ˈeiːrɪr]
noun
Definitions
- A subdivision of currency, one hundredth of an Icelandic króna, Swedish krona or Danish or Norwegian krone.
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse eyrir (money) derived from Latin aureus (golden, gold coin, a Roman coin, gilded).
Origin
Latin
aureus
Gloss
golden, gold coin, a Roman coin, gilded
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- eyrir English
- veroäyri Finnish
- äyri Finnish
- äyrimäärä Finnish
- äyrinmaa Finnish
- äyrittää Finnish
- aureolus Latin
- aureus Latin
- auripennis Latin
- aurum Latin
- Eyrir German
- aurelia Italian
- aureo Italian
- áureo Spanish, Castilian
- *h₂ews- Proto-Indo-European
- áureo Portuguese
- *aurijaz Proto-Germanic
- öre Swedish
- øre Norwegian Nynorsk
- auradagr Old Norse
- auralag Old Norse
- auralykt Old Norse
- auralán Old Norse
- auralógan Old Norse
- auraskortr Old Norse
- aurataka Old Norse
- bjargaurar Old Norse
- búfjáreyrir Old Norse
- eyrir Old Norse
- kaupeyrir Old Norse
- koseyrir Old Norse
- landaurar Old Norse
- lausaeyrir Old Norse
- lǫgeyrir Old Norse
- sakareyrir Old Norse
- sakeyrir Old Norse
- verðaurar Old Norse
- úmagaeyrir Old Norse
- auri Catalan, Valencian
- gjald Icelandic
- gjaldeyrir Icelandic
- aur Welsh
- aureo- Translingual
- *auzom Proto-Italic
- øre Norwegian