yfir
Old Norse
preposition
Definitions
- above
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Germanic *ubiri (over) derived from Proto-Indo-European *upéri.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*upéri
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- överi Finnish
- *upéri Proto-Indo-European
- bakover Norwegian Bokmål
- framover Norwegian Bokmål
- fremover Norwegian Bokmål
- hjemover Norwegian Bokmål
- innover Norwegian Bokmål
- nordover Norwegian Bokmål
- over Norwegian Bokmål
- overta Norwegian Bokmål
- sydover Norwegian Bokmål
- sørover Norwegian Bokmål
- sørvestover Norwegian Bokmål
- uoverstigelig Norwegian Bokmål
- utover Norwegian Bokmål
- vestover Norwegian Bokmål
- østover Norwegian Bokmål
- *uber Proto-Germanic
- *ubiri Proto-Germanic
- erövra Swedish
- framöver Swedish
- polisöverintendent Swedish
- utöver Swedish
- över Swedish
- överdel Swedish
- överens Swedish
- överflöd Swedish
- överlappande Swedish
- överstående Swedish
- överväldiga Swedish
- övervåld Swedish
- bakover Norwegian Nynorsk
- framover Norwegian Nynorsk
- heimover Norwegian Nynorsk
- innover Norwegian Nynorsk
- nordover Norwegian Nynorsk
- over Norwegian Nynorsk
- overdriva Norwegian Nynorsk
- overfolking Norwegian Nynorsk
- overtak Norwegian Nynorsk
- overtaka Norwegian Nynorsk
- sørover Norwegian Nynorsk
- sørvestover Norwegian Nynorsk
- utover Norwegian Nynorsk
- ofer Old English
- over Middle English
- herover Danish
- over Danish
- overarbejde Danish
- overarm Danish
- overbegreb Danish
- overbid Danish
- overbo Danish
- overflade Danish
- overflod Danish
- overlade Danish
- overlægge Danish
- overmand Danish
- overmængde Danish
- overskue Danish
- oversygeplejerske Danish
- oversætte Danish
- overtro Danish
- overveje Danish
- overvælde Danish
- yfir Icelandic
- yfirlýsing Icelandic
- yfirmaður Icelandic
- yfirtaka Icelandic
- (*)uviri Old High German
- ubari Old High German
- uber- Old High German
- ubiri Old High German
- über Middle High German