winterfeorm
Old English
noun
Definitions
- Christmas feast
Etymology
Compound from Old English winter + Old English feorm (supplies, rent, feast, provision, food, provisions, subsistence, tribute, entertainment).
Origin
Old English
feorm
Gloss
supplies, rent, feast, provision, food, provisions, subsistence, tribute, entertainment
Concept
Semantic Field
Possession
Ontological Category
Action/Process
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ferma Latin
- firma Latin
- *fermō Proto-Germanic
- *firmō Proto-Germanic
- *wintruz Proto-Germanic
- dægfeorm Old English
- feorm Old English
- feormeham Old English
- feormere Old English
- winter Old English
- winterbiter Old English
- winterburna Old English
- winterceald Old English
- wintercearig Old English
- winterdun Old English
- winterdæg Old English
- winterfylleþ Old English
- wintergegang Old English
- wintergerim Old English
- wintergetæl Old English
- wintergeweorp Old English
- wintergewæde Old English
- winterhus Old English
- winterlic Old English
- winterlæcan Old English
- winterrim Old English
- winterscur Old English
- winterselde Old English
- winterset Old English
- wintersetl Old English
- wintersufel Old English
- wintertid Old English
- winterwylle Old English
- wintrig Old English
- winter Middle English
- wintertid Middle English
- feorm
- winter
- wintrig
- dægfeorm
- feormere
- winterset
- winterdæg
- feormeham
- winterlic
- winterrim
- winterhus
- wintertid
- winterdun
- wintersetl
- winterscur
- wintergerim
- wintersufel
- wintergetæl
- winterburna
- winterselde
- winterwylle
- winterlæcan
- winterceald
- winterbiter
- wintergegang
- winterfylleþ
- wintergewæde
- wintercearig
- wintergeweorp