heorþ
Old English
noun
Definitions
- hearth
Etymology
Inherited from *herþ.
Origin
*herþ
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anticarbon English
- biocarbon English
- carbon English
- carbonaceous English
- carbonian English
- carbonic English
- carbonide English
- carboniferous English
- carbonific English
- carbonification English
- carbonify English
- carbonigenous English
- carbonise English
- carbonite English
- carbonization English
- carbonize English
- carbonless English
- carbonlike English
- carbonometer English
- carbonous English
- carbonyl English
- carbonæmia English
- chlorocarbon English
- cyanocarbon English
- dicarbon English
- ferrocarbon English
- fluorocarbon English
- halocarbon English
- hearth English
- hydrobromofluorocarbon English
- hydrocarbon English
- intercarbon English
- multi-carbon English
- nanocarbon English
- nitrocarbol English
- nitrocarbon English
- noncarbon English
- organocarbon English
- oxocarbon English
- perfluorocarbon English
- petrocarbon English
- polycarbon English
- pyrocarbon English
- radiocarbon English
- tetracarbon English
- carbo Latin
- carbō Latin
- Karbonat German
- carbone French
- *ker- Proto-Indo-European
- *kerh₃- Proto-Indo-European
- karbamid Norwegian Bokmål
- karbon Norwegian Bokmål
- karbamid Norwegian Nynorsk
- karbon Norwegian Nynorsk
- heorþgeneat Old English
- ġenēat Old English
- herth Middle English
- คาร์บอน Thai
- carbon Welsh
- herd Old High German
- కర్బనము Telugu
- karbon Malay
- *herþ gmw-pro
- *herth Old Dutch
- heorþ Old Saxon
- kaboni Swahili
- ikhabhoni Xhosa
- káábin Navajo, Navaho