Harold
English
proper noun
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *Harjawaldaz derived from Old English here (army, host).
Origin
Old English
here
Gloss
army, host
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Haroldian English
- Hereward English
- Herman English
- Hérault English
- cuckold English
- cuckold-maker English
- cuckoldee English
- cuckolder English
- cuckoldize English
- cuckoldly English
- cuckoldom English
- cuckoldress English
- cuckoldry English
- cuckoldy English
- wittol English
- Harjavalta Finnish
- Arvaldi Latin
- Harald German
- Araldo Italian
- *Harjawaldaz Proto-Germanic
- *harjaz Proto-Germanic
- Harald Swedish
- Hereford Old English
- here Old English
- herebeacen Old English
- heregeatwa Old English
- heregrima Old English
- heretoga Old English
- hereweg Old English
- hlæw Old English
- hær Old English
- sciphere Old English
- unfriþhere Old English
- cokolde Middle English
- here Middle English
- Haraldr Old Norse
- Harald Danish
- Haraldur Icelandic
- Haralds Latvian
- Haraldur Faroese
- Harral Manx
- *hari gmw-pro
- Harald Norwegian