hauwan
Old Saxon
verb
Definitions
- to hew
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *hawwaną (hew, forge, cut).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*hawwaną
Gloss
hew, forge, cut
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- earthhog English
- gas-hog English
- groundhog English
- hedgehog English
- hog English
- hog jaw English
- hogback English
- hogbacked English
- hogberry English
- hogchain English
- hogchoker English
- hogfish English
- hogframe English
- hogger English
- hoggery English
- hoggish English
- hoggy English
- hogherd English
- hoghood English
- hogleg English
- hogless English
- hoglet English
- hoglike English
- hogling English
- hognose English
- hognut English
- hogpen English
- hogreeve English
- hogringer English
- hogshead English
- hogshit English
- hogskin English
- hogsty English
- hogsucker English
- hogward English
- hogwash English
- hogweed English
- hogwort English
- sandhog English
- thornhog English
- truffle hog English
- warthog English
- werehog English
- *kewh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *kowH- Proto-Indo-European
- hogge Norwegian Bokmål
- *hawwaną Proto-Germanic
- hogga Norwegian Nynorsk
- *haccian Old English
- heawan Old English
- hogg Old English
- hēawan Old English
- haggen Middle English
- hagis Middle English
- hog Middle English
- hǫggva Old Norse
- hugge Danish
- höggva Icelandic
- houwan Old High German
- høgga Faroese
- houwan Old Dutch
- ahauwan Old Saxon
- bihauwan Old Saxon
- hugga Old Swedish
- haagg Westrobothnian
- *hauwan Frankish
- hāwa Old Frisian
- agu Sranan Tongo
- hagu Sranan Tongo
- ihogo South Ndebele