leiður
Icelandic
/ˈleiːðʏr/
adj
Definitions
- (archaic) wearisome, annoying
- annoyed, vexed; especially with preposition á (á): fed up (with), tired (of)
- sad
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse leiðr (tired, uncomfortable) derived from Proto-Germanic *laiþaz (sorrowful, unpleasant, loath, loathsome, averse, hostile, disgusting, reluctant, unwilling, hateful, sorry, sad).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*laiþaz
Gloss
sorrowful, unpleasant, loath, loathsome, averse, hostile, disgusting, reluctant, unwilling, hateful, sorry, sad
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- loath English
- loathest English
- loathful English
- loathly English
- loathness English
- loathsome English
- loathy English
- leid German
- leidtun German
- *h₂leyt- Proto-Indo-European
- *leyt- Proto-Indo-European
- lei Norwegian Bokmål
- *laiþaz Proto-Germanic
- laþ Old English
- lāþ Old English
- lōth Middle English
- leið Old Norse
- leiðr Old Norse
- laid, lait, leid Old French
- leit, lait Old French
- leiðindi Icelandic
- leid Old High German
- leit Middle High German
- lēth Old Dutch
- leth Old Saxon
- leþer Old Swedish
- lēþer, leþer Old Swedish
- *laiþ Frankish