flasa
Westrobothnian
[fɽɑ̀ːsɐ], [fɽɑ́ːsɐ]
verb
Definitions
- To peel.
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse flasa derived from Proto-Indo-European *plē- (cut off, split off).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*plē-
Gloss
cut off, split off
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Flakegate English
- antiflake English
- beflake English
- branflake English
- cornflake English
- flake English
- flakeable English
- flakeboard English
- flakeless English
- flakelet English
- flakelike English
- flakeproof English
- flaker English
- flaky English
- microflake English
- nanoflake English
- snowflake English
- soapflake English
- sootflake English
- wheatflake English
- plūs Latin
- *plē- Proto-Indo-European
- flake Middle English
- flasa Old Norse
- fles Old Norse
- flasa Icelandic
- fles Faroese
- *plous Old Latin