sommer
Norwegian
noun
Definitions
- summer
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse sumarr derived from Proto-Germanic *sumaraz (summer).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*sumaraz
Gloss
summer
Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
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Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Summerland English
- aftersummer English
- foresummer English
- midsummer English
- nonsummer English
- oversummer English
- presummer English
- summer English
- summer tire English
- summer-like English
- summerfag English
- summerful English
- summerhouse English
- summerish English
- summerize English
- summerless English
- summerlike English
- summerlong English
- summerly English
- summersweet English
- summertide English
- summertime English
- summerwear English
- summerweight English
- summerwood English
- summery English
- unsummered English
- Sommer German
- *sem- Proto-Indo-European
- *semhâ- Proto-Indo-European
- *smÌ„-hâ-Ăł- Proto-Indo-European
- dag Norwegian BokmÄl
- ferie Norwegian BokmÄl
- forsommer Norwegian BokmÄl
- fugl Norwegian BokmÄl
- halvÄr Norwegian BokmÄl
- midt Norwegian BokmÄl
- midtsommer Norwegian BokmÄl
- mÄned Norwegian BokmÄl
- sen Norwegian BokmÄl
- sensommer Norwegian BokmÄl
- solverv Norwegian BokmÄl
- sommerdag Norwegian BokmÄl
- sommerferie Norwegian BokmÄl
- sommerfugl Norwegian BokmÄl
- sommerhalvÄr Norwegian BokmÄl
- sommermÄned Norwegian BokmÄl
- sommersolverv Norwegian BokmÄl
- sommerstid Norwegian BokmÄl
- sommertid Norwegian BokmÄl
- sommervÊr Norwegian BokmÄl
- tid Norwegian BokmÄl
- vÊr Norwegian BokmÄl
- *sumaraz Proto-Germanic
- ă”ăăŒ Japanese
- sumor Old English
- somer Middle English
- sumar Old Norse
- sumarr Old Norse
- sommer Danish
- somero Esperanto
- sumar Old High German
- sumer Middle High German
- *sumar gmw-pro
- *sumar Old Dutch
- somervogel Middle Low German
- sumar Old Saxon
- jem̧ar Marshallese
- sumer Old Frisian
- sumur Old Frisian