veer
German Low German
numeral
Definitions
- (in some dialects, including) four (4)
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Low German vêr inherited from Old Saxon fiuwar.
Origin
Old Saxon
fiuwar
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- figure four English
- four English
- four-legged English
- four-momentum English
- fourball English
- fourfold English
- fourfooted English
- fourgram English
- fourhanded English
- fourish English
- fourling English
- fourness English
- fourpartite English
- fourpence English
- fourpenny English
- fourpiece English
- fourplay English
- fourplex English
- fourposter English
- fourscore English
- foursies English
- foursome English
- fourspine English
- foursquare English
- fourth English
- quad bike English
- Vierbeiner German
- Vierer German
- Vierklang German
- Vierling German
- Viertel German
- Viertürer German
- Vierzylinder German
- vier German
- vierarmig German
- vierbeinig German
- vierdimensional German
- vierfach German
- vierflächig German
- vierfüßig German
- vierjährig German
- vierköpfig German
- viermal German
- vierminütig German
- viermonatig German
- viermotorig German
- vierprozentig German
- vierseitig German
- viersitzig German
- viersprachig German
- vierstellig German
- vierstrahlig German
- vierstöckig German
- vierstündig German
- vierteilig German
- viertägig German
- viertürig German
- vierundachtzig German
- vierundneunzig German
- vierwertig German
- vierwöchig German
- vierzeilig German
- vierzig German
- フォー Japanese
- four Middle English
- fior Old High German
- *feuwar gmw-pro
- vêr Middle Low German
- fiuwar Old Saxon
- fol Volapük
- foa Tok Pisin
- fopela Tok Pisin
- fo Sranan Tongo
- fo Fanagalo
- fo Bislama
- veer Dutch Low Saxon