etter
Norwegian Nynorsk
/²ɛtːɛr/
preposition
Definitions
- after
- behind
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse eptir inherited from Proto-Germanic *aftiri (further behind, more aft) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *apotero (further away, further behind).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*apotero
Gloss
further away, further behind
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *apotero Proto-Indo-European
- etter Norwegian Bokmål
- *after Proto-Germanic
- *aftiri Proto-Germanic
- efter Swedish
- der Norwegian Nynorsk
- deretter Norwegian Nynorsk
- etterkomar Norwegian Nynorsk
- etterleve Norwegian Nynorsk
- ettermann Norwegian Nynorsk
- ettermiddag Norwegian Nynorsk
- ettermæle Norwegian Nynorsk
- etternamn Norwegian Nynorsk
- etterord Norwegian Nynorsk
- ettersats Norwegian Nynorsk
- etterskrift Norwegian Nynorsk
- etterslep Norwegian Nynorsk
- ettersmak Norwegian Nynorsk
- ettersom Norwegian Nynorsk
- ettersyn Norwegian Nynorsk
- ettertanke Norwegian Nynorsk
- ettertid Norwegian Nynorsk
- kome Norwegian Nynorsk
- leve Norwegian Nynorsk
- mann Norwegian Nynorsk
- middag Norwegian Nynorsk
- mæle Norwegian Nynorsk
- namn Norwegian Nynorsk
- ord Norwegian Nynorsk
- sats Norwegian Nynorsk
- skrift Norwegian Nynorsk
- slep Norwegian Nynorsk
- smak Norwegian Nynorsk
- som Norwegian Nynorsk
- syn Norwegian Nynorsk
- tanke Norwegian Nynorsk
- tid Norwegian Nynorsk
- eptir Old Norse
- efter Danish
- eftir Icelandic
- eftir Faroese
- ätter Westrobothnian
- ᚨᚠᛏᛖᚱ Proto-Norse