hil
Dutch (Brabantic)
noun
Definitions
- (archaic) hill, elevation
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch hil derived from Proto-Germanic *hulliz (rock, hill, stone) derived from Proto-Indo-European *kolən-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*kolən-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Churchill English
- Edgehill English
- Hiller English
- Telegraph Hill English
- ant-hill English
- anthill English
- downhill English
- dunghill English
- foothill English
- forhill English
- hill English
- hill-like English
- hillbilly English
- hillclimb English
- hillclimber English
- hillclimbing English
- hillcraft English
- hillcrest English
- hiller English
- hillfolk English
- hilling English
- hillish English
- hilllike English
- hillman English
- hillock English
- hillscape English
- hillshade English
- hillside English
- hillslope English
- hillsman English
- hillspeople English
- hillstream English
- hilltop English
- hilltown English
- hilltribe English
- hillwalker English
- hillwalking English
- hillward English
- hillwards English
- hillwash English
- hillwoman English
- hillwort English
- hilly English
- midden-hill English
- molehill English
- moothill English
- muckhill English
- sandhill English
- sandhiller English
- sidehill English
- underhill English
- unhill English
- uphill English
- collem Latin
- collīnus Latin
- *kelH- Proto-Indo-European
- *kolən- Proto-Indo-European
- *hulliz Proto-Germanic
- hyll Old English
- hill Middle English
- hóll Old Norse
- hóll Icelandic
- hil Middle Dutch
- halda Old High German