bolf
Cimbrian
noun
Definitions
- (Luserna) wolf
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German wolf, wolf inherited from *wulf inherited from Proto-Germanic *wulfaz (wolf).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*wulfaz
Gloss
wolf
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
狼
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Arctic wolf English
- Ethelwolf English
- Wolfland English
- Wolfstar English
- antiwolf English
- demiwolf English
- he-wolf English
- man-wolf English
- mountain wolf English
- polar wolf English
- red wolf English
- seawolf English
- she-wolf English
- werewolf English
- wolf English
- wolf hook English
- wolfberry English
- wolfcoat English
- wolfdom English
- wolfer English
- wolfess English
- wolffish English
- wolfhood English
- wolfhound English
- wolfie English
- wolfish English
- wolfkin English
- wolfkind English
- wolfless English
- wolflike English
- wolfling English
- wolfly English
- wolfman English
- wolfpack English
- wolfsbane English
- wolfshit English
- wolfsicle English
- wolfskin English
- wolfwoman English
- wolfy English
- wolven English
- wolvish English
- Gulfari Latin
- Gulfarici Latin
- Gulfiani Latin
- Beutelwolf German
- Erdwolf German
- Fenriswolf German
- Fleischwolf German
- Leitwolf German
- Mähnenwolf German
- Reißwolf German
- Schienenwolf German
- Seewolf German
- Steppenwolf German
- Wolf German
- Wolfesgrube German
- Wolfsangel German
- Wolfsfell German
- Wolfsgrube German
- Wolfsmaul German
- Wolfsmilch German
- Wolfsschwanz German
- Wölfin German
- *wĺ̥kʷos Proto-Indo-European
- *wulfaz Proto-Germanic
- ウルフ Japanese
- wulf Old English
- wolf Middle English
- úlfr Old Norse
- wolf Old High German
- volfo Ido
- wolf Middle High German
- Wollef Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐍅𐌿𐌻𐍆𐍃 Gothic
- *wulf gmw-pro
- *wulf Old Dutch
- wulf Old Saxon
- wolf Alemannic German
- oļip Marshallese
- wolf Old Frisian
- bolf Mòcheno
- wuruhi Maori
- wuruwhi Maori
- Wolf Pennsylvania German