ljóð
Faroese
/ljɔuː/
noun
Definitions
- sound
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse hljóð (a sound, sound, tune, tone, ringing, roar, clap) inherited from Proto-Germanic *hleuþą (sound, noise, hearing).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*hleuþą
Gloss
sound, noise, hearing
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
- *ḱlew- Proto-Indo-European
- *ḱlew-to- Proto-Indo-European
- *ḱlewe- Proto-Indo-European
- *hleuþą Proto-Germanic
- högljudd Swedish
- ljud Swedish
- ljuda Swedish
- ljudbang Swedish
- ljudbok Swedish
- ljuddämpare Swedish
- ljudlös Swedish
- ultraljud Swedish
- avlyd Norwegian Nynorsk
- lyd Norwegian Nynorsk
- lydanlegg Norwegian Nynorsk
- lydbok Norwegian Nynorsk
- lydfrekvens Norwegian Nynorsk
- lydmur Norwegian Nynorsk
- lydord Norwegian Nynorsk
- lydstudio Norwegian Nynorsk
- mislyd Norwegian Nynorsk
- ordlyd Norwegian Nynorsk
- ultralyd Norwegian Nynorsk
- ulyd Norwegian Nynorsk
- hlȳd Old English
- hljóð Old Norse
- lyd Danish
- hljóð Icelandic
- hljóða Icelandic
- hljóðbók Icelandic
- hljóðfæri Icelandic
- hljóðhimna Icelandic
- hljóðkerfisfræði Icelandic
- hljóðlaus Icelandic
- samhljóð Icelandic
- sérhljóð Icelandic
- tvíhljóð Icelandic
- hjá Faroese
- hjáljóð Faroese
- ljóðfrøði Faroese
- liuþ Old Swedish
- luid Scots