ilde
Danish
/ilə/
adjective
Definitions
- (rare) bad
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse illr (bad, sick, evil) inherited from Proto-Germanic *ilhilaz (evil, bad).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*ilhilaz
Gloss
evil, bad
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
悪
Emoji
🖤 🙈 🙉 🙊 🦹 🦹♀️ 🦹♂️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ill English
- ill stound English
- ill will English
- ill-being English
- ill-boding English
- ill-defined English
- ill-fated English
- ill-fortune English
- ill-judged English
- ill-prepared English
- ill-scathe English
- ill-suited English
- ill-treat English
- ill-willed English
- ill-willing English
- ill-wisher English
- illbeing English
- illfare English
- illish English
- illness English
- illsome English
- illth English
- illwisher English
- illy English
- nonill English
- *h₁elk- Proto-Indo-European
- ille Norwegian Bokmål
- *ilhilaz Proto-Germanic
- illa Swedish
- illamående Swedish
- ill Norwegian Nynorsk
- ille Middle English
- illgørð Old Norse
- illr Old Norse
- illur Icelandic
- illur Faroese
- *ilkeda Proto-Finnic
- illa, īlla Old Swedish
- ill Westrobothnian