saga
Swedish
noun
Definitions
- fairy tale
- epic, long story
Etymology
Derived from Old Swedish sagha derived from Old Norse saga (story, epic tale) derived from Proto-Germanic *sagǭ (story, saying).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*sagǭ
Gloss
story, saying
Concept
Semantic Field
Speech and language
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- againsaw English
- backsaw English
- bandsaw English
- bucksaw English
- buzzsaw English
- chainsaw English
- consaw English
- crown saw English
- framesaw English
- fretsaw English
- gainsaw English
- gangsaw English
- hacksaw English
- handsaw English
- hole saw English
- ice-saw English
- jigsaw English
- microsaw English
- minisaw English
- pad saw English
- pitsaw English
- quartersaw English
- resaw English
- ripsaw English
- saga English
- saw English
- sawable English
- sawbelly English
- sawbench English
- sawbill English
- sawblade English
- sawbones English
- sawbuck English
- sawdust English
- sawer English
- sawest English
- saweth English
- sawfish English
- sawfly English
- sawgrass English
- sawhorse English
- sawlike English
- sawlog English
- sawman English
- sawmill English
- sawmiller English
- sawpit English
- sawshark English
- sawtimber English
- sawtooth English
- sawwort English
- sawyer English
- singing saw English
- soothsaw English
- supersaw English
- whipsaw English
- withsaw English
- saaga Finnish
- Sage German
- saga Italian
- са́га Russian
- saga Spanish, Castilian
- *sekʷ- Proto-Indo-European
- *sekʷe- Proto-Indo-European
- saga Portuguese
- *sagōną Proto-Germanic
- *sagǭ Proto-Germanic
- dom Swedish
- domsaga Swedish
- folk Swedish
- folksaga Swedish
- framgång Swedish
- framgångssaga Swedish
- sagolik Swedish
- såga Swedish
- ut Swedish
- utsaga Swedish
- ordsoge Norwegian Nynorsk
- saga Norwegian Nynorsk
- soge Norwegian Nynorsk
- sogeskrivar Norwegian Nynorsk
- sagu Old English
- sawe Middle English
- sábh Irish
- saga Old Norse
- save Danish
- sága Czech
- saga Serbo-Croatian
- saga Catalan, Valencian
- atvikssaga Icelandic
- fjölmiðlasaga Icelandic
- jarðsaga Icelandic
- saga Icelandic
- sagnagerð Icelandic
- smásaga Icelandic
- sögumaður Icelandic
- söguríkur Icelandic
- sögusögn Icelandic
- ævisaga Icelandic
- saga Galician
- saga Old High German
- saga Turkish
- sàga Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- skaldsøga Faroese
- søga Faroese
- søgufrøði Faroese
- søguligur Faroese
- sage Middle High German
- *sagā gmw-pro
- saga Old Saxon
- sága Slovak
- sagha Old Swedish
- sögu Westrobothnian
- pasaka Lithuanian
- pasakiškas Lithuanian
- so Tok Pisin
- saga Crimean Tatar