fælles
Danish
[ˈfɛlˀəs]
adj
Definitions
- common
- joint
- shared
- communal
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse félag (fellowship), fé (wealth, livestock, property, money, cattle, sheep) + Old Norse lag (fellowship, place, layer, stratum, companionship, thrust, stab, etc, standard, cohabitation, due place).
Origin
Old Norse
lag
Gloss
fellowship, place, layer, stratum, companionship, thrust, stab, etc, standard, cohabitation, due place
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *peḱ- Proto-Indo-European
- lag Norwegian Bokmål
- *fehu Proto-Germanic
- *lagą Proto-Germanic
- fä Swedish
- lag Norwegian Nynorsk
- augnalag Old Norse
- auralag Old Norse
- banalag Old Norse
- búfé Old Norse
- dilkfé Old Norse
- fornyrðislag Old Norse
- fé Old Norse
- félag Old Norse
- félagi Old Norse
- félagleikr Old Norse
- geldfé Old Norse
- kvikfé Old Norse
- lag Old Norse
- taumalag Old Norse
- betegnelse Danish
- danefæ Danish
- fæ Danish
- fælle Danish
- fællesbetegnelse Danish
- fællesgermansk Danish
- fællesgrønlandsk Danish
- fælleskinesisk Danish
- fælleskøn Danish
- fællesmængde Danish
- fællesnordisk Danish
- fællesskab Danish
- fællessprog Danish
- fællestysk Danish
- fællig Danish
- germansk Danish
- grønlandsk Danish
- kinesisk Danish
- køn Danish
- lag Danish
- mængde Danish
- nordisk Danish
- sprog Danish
- tysk Danish
- fjáður Icelandic
- fé Icelandic
- lag Icelandic
- fæ Faroese
- lag Faroese
- lawi Westrobothnian
- fælleskønni Kalaallisut, Greenlandic
- lagh Old Danish