andar
Cimbrian
pronoun
Definitions
- (7) other
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German ander inherited from Old High German andar (other) inherited from Proto-Germanic *anþeraz (other, second, back, in return).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*anþeraz
Gloss
other, second, back, in return
Concept
Semantic Field
Miscellaneous function words
Ontological Category
Other
Kanji
後, 背
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Otherworld English
- another English
- each other English
- eachother English
- nonother English
- other English
- other times English
- other-sex English
- other-sexual English
- otherable English
- otherdom English
- otherhood English
- otherish English
- otherization English
- otherize English
- otherkin English
- otherling English
- otherly English
- othermother English
- otherness English
- othersome English
- otherward English
- otherwards English
- otherways English
- otherwhat English
- otherwhen English
- otherwhence English
- otherwhere English
- otherwhile English
- otherwise English
- otherworld English
- ander German
- anderer German
- andererseits German
- anderwärts German
- einander German
- ander Dutch, Flemish
- anderhalf Dutch, Flemish
- andermaal Dutch, Flemish
- anderman Dutch, Flemish
- anderzijds Dutch, Flemish
- elkaar Dutch, Flemish
- elkander Dutch, Flemish
- *h₂énteros Proto-Indo-European
- *ánteros Proto-Indo-European
- *anþeraz Proto-Germanic
- endre Norwegian Nynorsk
- ander- Old English
- oþer Old English
- ōþer Old English
- other Middle English
- annarr Old Norse
- annar Icelandic
- ander Middle Dutch
- andar Old High German
- odar Old High German
- ander Middle High German
- aner Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐌰𐌽𐌸𐌰𐍂 Gothic
- אַנדער Yiddish
- *anþar gmw-pro
- andar Old Dutch
- andarstba Cimbrian
- andarstbia Cimbrian
- ba Cimbrian
- bia Cimbrian
- othar Old Saxon
- ōthar Old Saxon
- oþer, ōther Old Frisian
- arapela Tok Pisin
- anner Pennsylvania German
- ander Central Franconian
- oda Nigerian Pidgin
- taa Aukan