Moor
German (Berlin)
/moːɐ̯/
noun
Definitions
- marsh, mire, bog
- (Hochmoor) moor
- (Flachmoor) fen
Etymology
Derived from Middle Low German mōr derived from Old Saxon mōr derived from Proto-Germanic *mōraz (moor).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*mōraz
Gloss
moor
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Morley English
- moor English
- moorable English
- moorage English
- moorball English
- moorband English
- moorberry English
- moorbird English
- moorcock English
- moorer English
- moorfowl English
- moorhen English
- moorish English
- moorland English
- moorlog English
- moorpan English
- moorstone English
- moortop English
- moorwort English
- moory English
- remoor English
- unmoor English
- Auge German
- Beere German
- Ente German
- Hochmoor German
- Huhn German
- Leiche German
- Moorauge German
- Moorbeere German
- Moorente German
- Moorhuhn German
- Moorleiche German
- Moorrauch German
- Moorschneehuhn German
- Rauch German
- Schneehuhn German
- Torf German
- Torfmoor German
- hoch German
- hellemoer Dutch, Flemish
- moer Dutch, Flemish
- moerhoen Dutch, Flemish
- moerstaal Dutch, Flemish
- moervos Dutch, Flemish
- parelmoer Dutch, Flemish
- *móri Proto-Indo-European
- *mōraz Proto-Germanic
- mor Old English
- mōr Old English
- mor Middle English
- múráil Irish
- mór Old Norse
- mur Indonesian
- muor Old High German
- moer Afrikaans
- Mouer Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- mōr Middle Low German
- mōr Old Saxon