leir
Norwegian
noun-m1
Definitions
- a camp
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse legr derived from German Lager (camp, storage, depot, encampment, bearing).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Lager
Gloss
camp, storage, depot, encampment, bearing
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Arbeitslager German
- Erzlager German
- Flüchtlingslager German
- Gefangenenlager German
- Konzentrationslager German
- Kriegsgefangenenlager German
- Kugellager German
- Lager German
- Lagergefäß German
- Lagergeld German
- Lagerhalde German
- Lagerkoller German
- Lagermöglichkeit German
- Lagerplatz German
- Lagerraum German
- Lagerregal German
- Lagerstätte German
- Lagertank German
- Lagerwerkstoff German
- Mietlager German
- Munitionslager German
- Nachtlager German
- Nadellager German
- Postlagerkarte German
- Stammlager German
- Tretlager German
- Umerziehungslager German
- Vernichtungslager German
- Zeltlager German
- Zwischenlager German
- belagern German
- lagern German
- lager Dutch, Flemish
- ла́герь Russian
- лагерь Russian
- *legʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- arbeid Norwegian Bokmål
- arbeidsleir Norwegian Bokmål
- bål Norwegian Bokmål
- død Norwegian Bokmål
- dødsleir Norwegian Bokmål
- fange Norwegian Bokmål
- fangeleir Norwegian Bokmål
- konsentrasjon Norwegian Bokmål
- konsentrasjonsleir Norwegian Bokmål
- lager Norwegian Bokmål
- leirbål Norwegian Bokmål
- militær Norwegian Bokmål
- militærleir Norwegian Bokmål
- trening Norwegian Bokmål
- treningsleir Norwegian Bokmål
- *legrą Proto-Germanic
- lager Swedish
- läger Swedish
- lager Norwegian Nynorsk
- leir Norwegian Nynorsk
- legr Old Norse
- lager Danish
- lejr Danish
- leger Middle High German
- laager Estonian