lidden
English
noun
Definitions
- (archaic) A noise or din.
- (archaic) A saying, song or story.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English leden inherited from Old English lēoden (national language, of the people, native tongue, national popular language, literally, popular national language), hlȳd (sound, tumult, dissension, disturbance, noise) derived from Old Norse hljóð (a sound, sound, tune, tone, ringing, roar, clap).
Origin
Old Norse
hljóð
Gloss
a sound, sound, tune, tone, ringing, roar, clap
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
音
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- leaden English
- leden English
- *ḱlewe- Proto-Indo-European
- *hleuþą Proto-Germanic
- *hlūdijō Proto-Germanic
- lyd Norwegian Nynorsk
- hlȳd Old English
- leoþcræft Old English
- leoþere Old English
- leoþgiddung Old English
- leoþian Old English
- leoþlic Old English
- leoþorun Old English
- leoþwise Old English
- leoþwyrhta Old English
- lēaden Old English
- lēod Old English
- lēoden Old English
- lēoþ Old English
- lǣdan Old English
- lede Middle English
- leden Middle English
- leed Middle English
- loude Middle English
- lude Middle English
- hljóð Old Norse
- lyd Danish
- hljóð Icelandic
- ljóð Faroese
- liuþ Old Swedish
- luid Scots