Hunger
Low German
/ˈhʊŋːə(r)/
noun
Definitions
- hunger
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Low German hunger inherited from Old Saxon hungar inherited from *hungr inherited from Proto-Germanic *hungruz (hunger).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*hungruz
Gloss
hunger
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anti-hunger English
- antihunger English
- enhunger English
- forhunger English
- hunger English
- hungerbitten English
- hungerer English
- hungerest English
- hungereth English
- hungerful English
- hungerless English
- hungerly English
- hungersome English
- hungry English
- Bärenhunger German
- Hunger German
- Hungerhaken German
- Hungerharke German
- Hungerkünstler German
- Hungerleider German
- Hungersnot German
- Hungerstein German
- Hungertod German
- Hungertuch German
- Hungerwinter German
- hungern German
- hungrig German
- honger Dutch, Flemish
- hongerdood Dutch, Flemish
- hongerhormoon Dutch, Flemish
- hongerig Dutch, Flemish
- hongerloon Dutch, Flemish
- hongeroedeem Dutch, Flemish
- hongersnood Dutch, Flemish
- hongerstaker Dutch, Flemish
- hongerstaking Dutch, Flemish
- *kenk- Proto-Indo-European
- *hungruz Proto-Germanic
- *hunhruz Proto-Germanic
- hunger Swedish
- hungersnöd Swedish
- hungor Old English
- hunger Middle English
- hungr Old Norse
- honger Middle Dutch
- hungar Old High German
- hungrar Ido
- hungro Ido
- honger Afrikaans
- hunger Middle High German
- *hungr gmw-pro
- hunger Old Dutch
- hunger Middle Low German
- hungar Old Saxon
- Hungersnoot Low German
- Noot Low German