long
Dutch (Brabantic)
/lɔŋ/
noun
Definitions
- lung
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch longe inherited from Old Dutch *lungan inherited from Proto-Germanic *lunganjō.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*lunganjō
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aqualung English
- biolung English
- lung English
- lungectomy English
- lungfish English
- lungful English
- lungless English
- lunglike English
- lungworm English
- lungwort English
- mahogany lung English
- midlung English
- nonlung English
- popcorn lung English
- woodworker's lung English
- Buchlunge German
- Lunge German
- Lungenaufblähung German
- Lungenblähung German
- Lungenentzündung German
- Lungenkrankheit German
- Lungenkrebs German
- Lungenproblem German
- Staublunge German
- lungengängig German
- aandoening Dutch, Flemish
- boek Dutch, Flemish
- boeklong Dutch, Flemish
- kanker Dutch, Flemish
- longaandoening Dutch, Flemish
- longkanker Dutch, Flemish
- longontsteking Dutch, Flemish
- longslagader Dutch, Flemish
- longslak Dutch, Flemish
- longvis Dutch, Flemish
- longvocht Dutch, Flemish
- ontsteking Dutch, Flemish
- slagader Dutch, Flemish
- slak Dutch, Flemish
- stof Dutch, Flemish
- stoflong Dutch, Flemish
- vis Dutch, Flemish
- vocht Dutch, Flemish
- *lengʷʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- lunge Norwegian Bokmål
- lungebetennelse Norwegian Bokmål
- lungekreft Norwegian Bokmål
- lungeskade Norwegian Bokmål
- *lunganjō Proto-Germanic
- *lungô Proto-Germanic
- lungen Old English
- lunge Middle English
- lunga Old Norse
- hjarta-lungnalífgun Icelandic
- lunga Icelandic
- lungnaberklar Icelandic
- lungnabláæð Icelandic
- lungnakrabbamein Icelandic
- lungnaslagæð Icelandic
- longe Middle Dutch
- lunga Old High German
- long Afrikaans
- lunge Middle High German
- Long Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *lungan Old Dutch