Flouer
Luxemburgeois
/fleu̯(e)ʀ/
noun
Definitions
- countryside, farmland
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German fluor inherited from Proto-Germanic *flōraz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*flōraz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- barnfloor English
- cornfloor English
- floor English
- floor-walker English
- floorage English
- floorball English
- floorboard English
- floorcare English
- floorcloth English
- floorcovering English
- floorer English
- floorful English
- floorgrip English
- floorhand English
- floorhead English
- floorless English
- floorlet English
- floorlike English
- floorman English
- floormat English
- floormate English
- floorpan English
- floorperson English
- floorplanning English
- floorplate English
- floorset English
- floorshow English
- floorspace English
- floortime English
- floorwalking English
- floorward English
- floorwards English
- floorway English
- floorwise English
- floorwoman English
- floorwork English
- midfloor English
- multifloor English
- nonfloor English
- refloor English
- seafloor English
- shopfloor English
- showfloor English
- subfloor English
- underfloor English
- Flur German
- Flurbeleuchtung German
- Flurfunk German
- Flurname German
- Hausflur German
- dansvloer Dutch, Flemish
- dorsvloer Dutch, Flemish
- gelijkvloers Dutch, Flemish
- vloer Dutch, Flemish
- vloerbedekking Dutch, Flemish
- vloerkleed Dutch, Flemish
- vloerverwarming Dutch, Flemish
- vloerwerk Dutch, Flemish
- werkvloer Dutch, Flemish
- *flōraz Proto-Germanic
- flor Middle English
- flórr Old Norse
- leira Galician
- plorwaks Cebuano
- vloer Middle Dutch
- fluor Old High German
- vloer Afrikaans
- Flouernumm Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Numm Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *fluor Old Dutch
- leira Old Portuguese
- *flōr Old Saxon
- *flōr Old Frisian
- plua Tok Pisin