leður
Icelandic
/ˈlɛːðʏr/
noun
Definitions
- leather
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse leðr (leather) derived from Proto-Germanic *leþrą (leather) derived from Proto-Indo-European *létrom (leather).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*létrom
Gloss
leather
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
革
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Leatherstocking English
- antileather English
- leather English
- leatherback English
- leatherboard English
- leatherbound English
- leatherboy English
- leathercloth English
- leathercraft English
- leathercrafter English
- leathercrafting English
- leatherdyke English
- leatherer English
- leatherette English
- leathergirl English
- leathergoods English
- leatherhead English
- leatherjacket English
- leatherless English
- leatherlike English
- leathermaker English
- leathermaking English
- leatherman English
- leathern English
- leatherneck English
- leatherperson English
- leatherseller English
- leathersex English
- leatherware English
- leatherwear English
- leatherwing English
- leatherwoman English
- leatherwood English
- leatherwork English
- leatherworker English
- leatherworking English
- leatherworks English
- leathery English
- nonleather English
- overleather English
- pseudoleather English
- shoe-leather English
- spur-leather English
- whitleather English
- *letróm Proto-Indo-European
- *létrom Proto-Indo-European
- lær Norwegian Bokmål
- *leþrą Proto-Germanic
- läder Swedish
- lêr Norwegian Nynorsk
- leþer Old English
- lether Middle English
- leðr Old Norse
- læder Danish
- blaka Icelandic
- leðurblaka Icelandic
- ledar Old High German
- leder Old High German
- leður Faroese
- Lieder Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *lether Old Dutch
- *letrom Proto-Celtic
- *letros Proto-Celtic
- *ɸlitro- Proto-Celtic
- let Tok Pisin