eardian
Old English
verb
Definitions
- to occupy, settle; dwell
Etymology
Affix from Old English eard (country, dwelling, region, estate, home, cultivated ground, land, province, jomeland, native place, native soil, native land, earth, dwelling place, kind, place of residence, nature, dwelling-place, native country).
Origin
Old English
eard
Gloss
country, dwelling, region, estate, home, cultivated ground, land, province, jomeland, native place, native soil, native land, earth, dwelling place, kind, place of residence, nature, dwelling-place, native country
Concept
Semantic Field
Social and political relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
国
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *arþiz Proto-Germanic
- eard Old English
- eardiend Old English
- eardiende Old English
- eardiendlic Old English
- eardung Old English
- efeneardian Old English
- eþeleard Old English
- geeardian Old English
- ineardian Old English
- ineardiend Old English
- middaneard Old English
- oneardian Old English
- oneardiend Old English
- samodeard Old English
- upeard Old English
- wiceard Old English
- ymbeardian Old English
- erd Middle English
- erden Middle English
- *ard gmw-pro