Far
Luxemburgeois
/faː(ʀ)/
noun
Definitions
- fern
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German farn inherited from Proto-Germanic *farnaz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*farnaz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fern English
- fernane English
- fernbird English
- fernbrake English
- ferndom English
- fernene English
- fernery English
- ferning English
- fernland English
- fernless English
- fernlike English
- fernowl English
- fernroot English
- fernseed English
- fernshaw English
- ferny English
- hardfern English
- nanofern English
- nonfern English
- woodfern English
- Farn German
- Farnkraut German
- Straußenfarn German
- Noordsvaarder Dutch, Flemish
- Oostvaarder Dutch, Flemish
- aanvaren Dutch, Flemish
- bevaren Dutch, Flemish
- boomvaren Dutch, Flemish
- doorvaren Dutch, Flemish
- eikvaren Dutch, Flemish
- ervaren Dutch, Flemish
- koopvaarder Dutch, Flemish
- noordvaarder Dutch, Flemish
- ontvaren Dutch, Flemish
- overvaren Dutch, Flemish
- spelevaren Dutch, Flemish
- vaarboom Dutch, Flemish
- vaarder Dutch, Flemish
- vaargeul Dutch, Flemish
- vaartuig Dutch, Flemish
- vaarwater Dutch, Flemish
- vaarweg Dutch, Flemish
- varen Dutch, Flemish
- vervaren Dutch, Flemish
- voortvaren Dutch, Flemish
- welvaren Dutch, Flemish
- *p(t)erH- Proto-Indo-European
- *pornóm Proto-Indo-European
- *farnaz Proto-Germanic
- *farno Proto-Germanic
- *farną Proto-Germanic
- fearn Old English
- ferne Middle English
- फर्न Hindi
- เฟิร์น Thai
- vāren Middle Dutch
- farn Old High German
- farn Middle High German
- fear Western Frisian
- fethere Old Frisian