fremja
Icelandic
/ˈfrɛmja/
verb-weak
Definitions
- to do, to commit (usually something bad, such as a crime)
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse fremja inherited from Proto-Germanic *framjaną (perform, promote).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*framjaną
Gloss
perform, promote
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airframe English
- bedframe English
- beframe English
- coframe English
- dataframe English
- doorframe English
- enframe English
- framable English
- frame English
- frameable English
- framebuffer English
- framee English
- frameful English
- frameless English
- framelet English
- frameline English
- framepack English
- frameproof English
- framer English
- framerule English
- framesaw English
- frameset English
- frameshift English
- frameshifted English
- frameshifting English
- frameskip English
- framesmith English
- framestone English
- framewise English
- framework English
- genoframe English
- goalframe English
- headframe English
- hogframe English
- inframe English
- interframe English
- intraframe English
- keyframe English
- mainframe English
- midframe English
- misframe English
- multiframe English
- nonframe English
- outframe English
- pit frame English
- playframe English
- reframe English
- restframe English
- subframe English
- superframe English
- swingframe English
- time frame English
- underframe English
- unframe English
- videoframe English
- wireframe English
- framen German
- frame Dutch, Flemish
- *pro-mo- Proto-Indo-European
- *promo- Proto-Indo-European
- fremme Norwegian Bokmål
- frame Portuguese
- *framaz Proto-Germanic
- *framjaną Proto-Germanic
- フレーム Japanese
- fremja Norwegian Nynorsk
- framian Old English
- fremman Old English
- framen Middle English
- fremja Old Norse
- fremja Faroese
- frême Norman
- fremmen Old Dutch
- fremmian Old Saxon
- fremu Swahili
- fræmia Old Swedish
- främi Westrobothnian