brandr
Old Norse
noun
Definitions
- brand, firebrand
- fire
- sword
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *brandaz (sword, firebrand, torch, flame, burning, flash, fire-brand, flaming, flaming sword, fire).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*brandaz
Gloss
sword, firebrand, torch, flame, burning, flash, fire-brand, flaming, flaming sword, fire
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
火
Emoji
⚔️ 🤺
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Brenda English
- brant English
- frons English
- *brandus Latin
- Brandulfi Latin
- frondeus Latin
- frondosus Latin
- frons Latin
- frontalis Latin
- brand French
- frontal French
- fronte French
- *bʰrenu- Proto-Indo-European
- brann Norwegian Bokmål
- brannalarm Norwegian Bokmål
- brannbil Norwegian Bokmål
- branndør Norwegian Bokmål
- brannkonstabel Norwegian Bokmål
- brannmann Norwegian Bokmål
- brannmur Norwegian Bokmål
- brannsikker Norwegian Bokmål
- brannskade Norwegian Bokmål
- brannslukker Norwegian Bokmål
- brannstasjon Norwegian Bokmål
- brannsår Norwegian Bokmål
- brannvesen Norwegian Bokmål
- miltbrann Norwegian Bokmål
- skogbrann Norwegian Bokmål
- fronde Portuguese
- *brandaz Proto-Germanic
- brand Swedish
- brann Norwegian Nynorsk
- brannalarm Norwegian Nynorsk
- brannbil Norwegian Nynorsk
- branndør Norwegian Nynorsk
- brannkonstabel Norwegian Nynorsk
- brannmann Norwegian Nynorsk
- brannmur Norwegian Nynorsk
- brannsikker Norwegian Nynorsk
- brannskade Norwegian Nynorsk
- brannstasjon Norwegian Nynorsk
- brannsår Norwegian Nynorsk
- miltbrann Norwegian Nynorsk
- skogbrann Norwegian Nynorsk
- brand Old English
- brandgás Old Norse
- brand Danish
- branc Old French
- front Old French
- Brenda Cebuano
- brant Old High German
- brand Middle French
- *brand gmw-pro
- *brand Old Dutch
- brander Old Swedish
- *fronts Proto-Italic
- *brand Frankish
- fron Old Occitan
- brand Old Danish