haf
Welsh (Colloquial)
/haːv/, /haː/, /haːv/
noun
Definitions
- summer
Etymology
Inherited from Old Welsh ham inherited from Proto-Brythonic *haβ̃ inherited from Proto-Celtic *samos (summer) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *sm̥-h₂-ó-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*sm̥-h₂-ó-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Hafodyrynys English
- Samhain English
- Summerland English
- aftersummer English
- foresummer English
- midsummer English
- nonsummer English
- oversummer English
- presummer English
- summer English
- summer tire English
- summer-like English
- summerfag English
- summerful English
- summerhouse English
- summerish English
- summerize English
- summerless English
- summerlike English
- summerlong English
- summerly English
- summersweet English
- summertide English
- summertime English
- summerwear English
- summerweight English
- summerwood English
- summery English
- unsummered English
- samara Latin
- samauca Latin
- Sommer German
- sábalo Spanish, Castilian
- *sm̥-h₂-ó- Proto-Indo-European
- *sumaraz Proto-Germanic
- サマー Japanese
- समा Sanskrit
- somer Middle English
- Samhain Irish
- samhradh Irish
- Saveno Esperanto
- Saŭeno Esperanto
- somero Esperanto
- sabenla Galician
- sable Galician
- zamborca Galician
- -in Welsh
- Alban Hefin Welsh
- Gorffennaf Welsh
- bod Welsh
- gorffen Welsh
- hafau Welsh
- hafod Welsh
- hafota Welsh
- hefin Welsh
- Samain Old Irish
- sam Old Irish
- samrad Old Irish
- Sauin Manx
- sourey Manx
- *Samonios Proto-Celtic
- *samonios Proto-Celtic
- *samos Proto-Celtic
- samā Pali
- *sámaH Proto-Indo-Aryan
- jem̧ar Marshallese
- hav Cornish
- *haβ̃ Proto-Brythonic
- ham Old Welsh
- ham Old Breton
- haf Old Cornish