duur
Dutch (Brabantic)
/dyr/
adj
Definitions
- expensive
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch diere inherited from Old Dutch diuri inherited from Proto-Germanic *diurijaz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*diurijaz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bedear English
- darling English
- dear English
- dearest English
- dearheart English
- dearie English
- dearish English
- dearling English
- dearly English
- dearness English
- dearsome English
- dearth English
- dearworth English
- deary English
- endear English
- overdear English
- undear English
- tyyris Finnish
- beteuern German
- sauteuer German
- schweineteuer German
- sündteuer German
- teuer German
- duurte Dutch, Flemish
- lang Dutch, Flemish
- langdurig Dutch, Flemish
- leven Dutch, Flemish
- levensduur Dutch, Flemish
- peper Dutch, Flemish
- peperduur Dutch, Flemish
- tijd Dutch, Flemish
- tijdsduur Dutch, Flemish
- *diurijaz Proto-Germanic
- diere Old English
- dīere Old English
- dere Middle English
- dýrr Old Norse
- diere Middle Dutch
- duurte Middle Dutch
- (*)diuri Old High German
- *diuri Old High German
- tiuri Old High German
- duur Afrikaans
- tiure Middle High German
- diuri Old Dutch
- diuri Old Saxon
- tüür Alemannic German
- diure Old Frisian
- bedǖren Low German
- diere West Flemish
- -dhura, dhura Shona
- dhura Shona