daud
Norwegian Nynorsk
/dæʉ/
adjective
Definitions
- dead
- sports invalid
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse dauðr (dead, death) derived from Proto-Germanic *daudaz (dead).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*daudaz
Gloss
dead
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
⚰️ 😵
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Deadhead English
- brain-dead English
- braindead English
- dead English
- dead ice English
- dead-handed English
- dead-hearted English
- dead-naming English
- deadass English
- deadbolt English
- deadborn English
- deadcart English
- deaden English
- deadend English
- deader English
- deadeye English
- deadfall English
- deadhanded English
- deadhead English
- deadhearted English
- deadhouse English
- deadish English
- deadland English
- deadlatch English
- deadleg English
- deadlift English
- deadlight English
- deadlike English
- deadlock English
- deadly English
- deadman English
- deadname English
- deadness English
- deadnettle English
- deadpan English
- deadrise English
- deadstart English
- deadstick English
- deadstock English
- deadtime English
- deadwood English
- deadwork English
- deadworks English
- halfdead English
- netdead English
- nondead English
- pre-dead English
- stone dead English
- undead English
- Toteis German
- Totgeburt German
- Totmannschalter German
- Totschlag German
- Totschläger German
- Totschwätzer German
- hirntot German
- mundtot German
- scheintot German
- tot German
- totarbeiten German
- totlachen German
- totlaufen German
- totmachen German
- totprügeln German
- totreden German
- totsagen German
- totsaufen German
- totschießen German
- totschlagen German
- totstechen German
- tottrinken German
- amore Italian
- dead French
- deader French
- *dʰew- Proto-Indo-European
- *dʰowHtós Proto-Indo-European
- dau Norwegian Bokmål
- daud Norwegian Bokmål
- *daudaz Proto-Germanic
- *dawjaną Proto-Germanic
- daudmann Norwegian Nynorsk
- daudmannsknapp Norwegian Nynorsk
- mann Norwegian Nynorsk
- dead Old English
- dēad Old English
- ded Middle English
- dauðleikr Old Norse
- dauðr Old Norse
- død Danish
- dauður Icelandic
- เด๊ดสะมอเร่ Thai
- tōt Old High German
- deyður Faroese
- deds Tagalog
- tōt Middle High German
- 𐌳𐌰𐌿𐌸𐍃 Gothic
- *daud gmw-pro
- dot Old Dutch
- døþer Old Swedish
- dø̄þer, døþer Old Swedish
- dād Old Frisian
- dead Volapük
- dede Sranan Tongo