ehr
Low German
/eːr/, /ɛːr/, /eːr/
conjunction
Definitions
- (in some dialects) ere, before
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Low German êr inherited from Old Saxon ēr inherited from *aiʀu inherited from Proto-Germanic *airiz (earlier).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*airiz
Gloss
earlier
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- eher German
- ehern German
- eer Dutch, Flemish
- eerbaar Dutch, Flemish
- eerbetoon Dutch, Flemish
- eerbied Dutch, Flemish
- eergisteren Dutch, Flemish
- eerherstel Dutch, Flemish
- eerlijk Dutch, Flemish
- eerloos Dutch, Flemish
- eervol Dutch, Flemish
- eerwraak Dutch, Flemish
- eerzaak Dutch, Flemish
- eerzuil Dutch, Flemish
- ereloon Dutch, Flemish
- eremetaal Dutch, Flemish
- eren Dutch, Flemish
- eretitel Dutch, Flemish
- erezuil Dutch, Flemish
- oneer Dutch, Flemish
- veeleer Dutch, Flemish
- weleer Dutch, Flemish
- år Norwegian Bokmål
- *airi Proto-Germanic
- *airiz Proto-Germanic
- *airō Proto-Germanic
- *aiz Proto-Germanic
- *aizō Proto-Germanic
- *hwan Proto-Germanic
- *jērą Proto-Germanic
- åra Swedish
- år Norwegian Nynorsk
- ǣr Old English
- ár Old Norse
- ár Icelandic
- ere Middle Dutch
- era Old High German
- erist Old High German
- ēr Old High German
- ēra Old High German
- ērist Old High German
- ár Faroese
- árla Faroese
- 𐌰𐌹𐍂 Gothic
- 𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌹𐍃 Gothic
- *airi gmw-pro
- *aiʀu gmw-pro
- era Old Dutch
- ēr Old Dutch
- ēra Old Dutch
- êr Middle Low German
- er Old Saxon
- era Old Saxon
- hwaner Old Saxon
- ēr Old Saxon
- eerig Alemannic German
- ar Old Swedish
- ar, ār Old Swedish
- jår Westrobothnian
- ier Western Frisian
- ere Old Frisian
- ēr Old Frisian
- ehrder Low German
- aar Old Danish