oll
German (Berlin)
/ɔl/
adj
Definitions
- (informal) old, shabby (of things)
- (informal) old (used as a mild expletive, mostly before names)
Etymology
Derived from German Low German oll- derived from Middle Low German olt derived from Old Saxon ald.
Origin
Old Saxon
ald
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- forold English
- nonold English
- old English
- old age English
- old man's pepper English
- old timer English
- old-farrant English
- old-fashioned English
- old-line English
- oldass English
- oldbie English
- olden English
- oldfag English
- oldfangled English
- oldhead English
- oldhood English
- oldie English
- oldify English
- oldish English
- oldling English
- oldly English
- oldness English
- olds English
- oldsquaw English
- oldster English
- oldy English
- one-year-old English
- over-old English
- superold English
- *aldaz Proto-Germanic
- old Middle English
- old- Danish
- olda Ido
- *ald gmw-pro
- olt Middle Low German
- ald Old Saxon
- āld Old Saxon
- oll- German Low German
- owru Sranan Tongo