gau
Low German
/ɡaʊ̯/
adjective
Definitions
- quick
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *ganhuz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*ganhuz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anti-gay English
- begay English
- de-gay English
- ex-gay English
- gaily English
- gay English
- gay cancer English
- gay-ass English
- gay-hate English
- gay-related immune deficiency English
- gay-related immunodeficiency English
- gaybait English
- gaybeseen English
- gayboy English
- gaydom English
- gayface English
- gayfag English
- gayfeather English
- gayfolk English
- gayful English
- gayhood English
- gayification English
- gayify English
- gayish English
- gayism English
- gayless English
- gaylicious English
- gayly English
- gayness English
- gayola English
- gayphobe English
- gayphobia English
- gayphobic English
- gaysome English
- gayspeak English
- gaysploitation English
- gaytard English
- gaytastic English
- gaywad English
- gaywings English
- gold star gay English
- homogay English
- nongay English
- nosegay English
- outgay English
- postgay English
- pro-gay English
- re-gay English
- transgay English
- ungay English
- gay Finnish
- gay German
- jäh German
- jählings German
- gauw Dutch, Flemish
- gauwdief Dutch, Flemish
- gai French
- gay French
- gay Spanish, Castilian
- *ǵʰengʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- gay Portuguese
- *ganhuz Proto-Germanic
- ゲイ Japanese
- gay Middle English
- gaja Esperanto
- गे Hindi
- gay Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- เกย์ Thai
- γκέι Greek (modern)
- gouwe Middle Dutch
- gāhi Old High German
- gey Turkish
- gèidh Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- gey Azerbaijani
- געי Yiddish
- gā Old Dutch
- გეი Georgian
- gay蜜 Chinese
- 基 Chinese
- 基佬 Chinese
- 鈣片 Chinese
- ґей Ukrainian
- 게이 Korean
- gey Scots
- *gāhi Frankish
- *gāhi, *gahi Frankish
- gėjus Lithuanian
- گے Urdu
- gā Old Frisian