Gebuurt
Saterland Frisian
noun
Definitions
- birth
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle Low German geburt derived from Old Saxon giburd derived from Proto-Germanic *gaburþiz, *gaburdiz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*gaburþiz, *gaburdiz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afterbirth English
- antibirth English
- bear English
- birth English
- birth certificate English
- birth-certificate English
- birthchild English
- birthdate English
- birthday English
- birthdom English
- birther English
- birthfather English
- birthgasm English
- birthhood English
- birthing English
- birthland English
- birthless English
- birthline English
- birthmark English
- birthmother English
- birthnight English
- birthparent English
- birthplace English
- birthrate English
- birthright English
- birthroot English
- birthsite English
- birthstone English
- birthstool English
- birthtime English
- birthweight English
- birthwise English
- birthwort English
- birthyear English
- cross-birth English
- forebirth English
- freebirth English
- gainbirth English
- homebirth English
- inbirth English
- interbirth English
- livebirth English
- misbirth English
- multibirth English
- nonbirth English
- outbirth English
- postbirth English
- prebirth English
- rebirth English
- starbirth English
- stillbirth English
- unbirth English
- virgin birth English
- watch-birth English
- *bʰer- Proto-Indo-European
- *gaburþiz, *gaburdiz Proto-Germanic
- birthe Middle English
- geburt Middle Low German
- burd Old Saxon
- giburd Old Saxon
- Dai Saterland Frisian
- Gebuursdai Saterland Frisian
- Geboort Low German