yþlad

Old English

noun

Definitions

(poetic) voyage, crossing

Etymology

Compound from Old English ȳþ (wave, water, flood, sea, liquid, billow) + Old English lād (course, journey, way, exculpation, waterway, leading, street, support, maintenance, carrying).

Origin

Old English

lād

Gloss

course, journey, way, exculpation, waterway, leading, street, support, maintenance, carrying

Concept

Semantic Field

Motion

Ontological Category

Action/Process

Emoji

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

livelihood English
lode English
*laidō Proto-Germanic
*unþiz Proto-Germanic
*unþī Proto-Germanic
aryþ Old English
eastreamyþ Old English
flodyþ Old English
geofonyþ Old English
ladian Old English
ladmann Old English
liegyþ Old English
ligyþ Old English
lād Old English
oferyþ Old English
sealtyþ Old English
seolhyþa Old English
sæyþ Old English
wæteryþ Old English
yþbord Old English
yþfaru Old English
yþgebland Old English
yþgewinn Old English
yþhengest Old English
yþhof Old English
yþian Old English
yþig Old English
yþlid Old English
yþlida Old English
yþmearh Old English
yþmere Old English
yþworian Old English
yþworiende Old English
ȳþ Old English
lode Middle English
ythe Middle English