Århus
Danish
/ɔːrhuːˀs/
proper noun
Definitions
- Aarhus (city in Denmark)
Etymology
Inherited from Old Danish Arus inherited from Old Norse Áróss, á (river, on, in, on top of, at, onto, ow) + Old Norse óss (mouth)derived from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ekʷeh₂ (water, flowing water), *h₁éh₃(o)s (mouth).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*h₁éh₃(o)s
Gloss
mouth
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
口
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -os- English
- Aquarius English
- Ayside English
- aquafaba English
- aquamarine English
- aquapasto English
- aquatone English
- aqueous English
- aquiclude English
- aquifuge English
- os clitoridis English
- os clitoris English
- ossiferous English
- ossific English
- ossilegium English
- *aquacea Latin
- *ossamen Latin
- Aquipendium Latin
- aqua Latin
- aqualis Latin
- aquamanile Latin
- aquamanīle Latin
- aquarius Latin
- aquaticus Latin
- aqueus Latin
- aquilentus Latin
- aquola Latin
- aquor Latin
- exos Latin
- os Latin
- ossuārium Latin
- ossuōsus Latin
- Aquamarin German
- Aquifer German
- Os German
- oral German
- ossär German
- acqua Italian
- acquarella Italian
- sciacquare Italian
- aiguail French
- Ока Russian
- oral Spanish, Castilian
- *h₁éh₃(o)s Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂ekʷeh₂ Proto-Indo-European
- *h₃ésth₁ Proto-Indo-European
- akvatisk Norwegian Bokmål
- *ahwō Proto-Germanic
- *awjō Proto-Germanic
- *baką Proto-Germanic
- *ōsaz Proto-Germanic
- akvatisk Norwegian Nynorsk
- os Norwegian Nynorsk
- headfod Old English
- aqua Middle English
- Áróss Old Norse
- á Old Norse
- áeggjan Old Norse
- áleikr Old Norse
- ósmynni Old Norse
- óss Old Norse
- aigue Old French
- egua, ewe, euwe, iaue Old French
- equa Old French
- euwe Old French
- ewe Old French
- iaue Old French
- yaue, ewe, euwe, egua Old French
- caldas Galician
- apă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- aquo Ido
- *auwju gmw-pro
- agua Old Portuguese
- auga Old Portuguese
- apã Aromanian
- *akʷā Proto-Italic
- *ōs Proto-Italic
- aua Romansh
- ava Romansh
- ova Romansh
- agua Asturian
- aghe Friulian
- aigua Old Occitan
- agua Old Spanish
- acqua Sicilian
- egua Ligurian
- ægoa Ligurian
- ægua Ligurian
- jacqua Dalmatian
- agu Kabuverdianu
- Arus Old Danish
- a Old Danish
- aga Ladin
- ega Ladin
- abba Sardinian
- acqua Neapolitan
- aqua Istriot
- acqua Corsican
- augua Aragonese
- auga Mirandese
- égoua Franco-Provençal
- acqua Lombard
- eva Piedmontese
- àqua Emilian
- âcua Emilian
- åpe Istro-Romanian
- apu Megleno-Romanian
- acva Romagnol
- áugua Extremaduran
- aive Poitevin-Saintongeais
- aoue Lorrain
- auve Lorrain
- iau Poitevin-Saintongeais
- ôve Lorrain