jol
Westrobothnian
/juːɽ/, /²juːɽ/
noun
Definitions
- earth, soil, ground
- grave
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse jǫrð (earth) inherited from Proto-Germanic *erþō (earth, ground, soil) derived from Proto-Indo-European *h₁er- (earth, separate).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*h₁er-
Gloss
earth, separate
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
土, 地
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Eartha English
- Earthling English
- antiearth English
- counter-earth English
- earth English
- earth pig English
- earth-drake English
- earth-fast English
- earth-tilth English
- earthapple English
- earthbag English
- earthbank English
- earthberry English
- earthboard English
- earthborn English
- earthbound English
- earthbred English
- earthcreeper English
- earthdin English
- earthdrake English
- eartheater English
- earthen English
- earther English
- earthfall English
- earthfast English
- earthflax English
- earthflow English
- earthful English
- earthhog English
- earthhole English
- earthhood English
- earthhouse English
- earthing English
- earthish English
- earthism English
- earthless English
- earthlike English
- earthlore English
- earthly English
- earthmover English
- earthmoving English
- earthness English
- earthpea English
- earthpig English
- earthquake English
- earthrise English
- earthscraper English
- earthshaker English
- earthshaking English
- earthshattering English
- earthshock English
- earthstar English
- earthstorm English
- earthward English
- earthwards English
- earthware English
- earthwax English
- earthwork English
- earthworm English
- earthy English
- hollow earther English
- inearth English
- seatearth English
- transearth English
- underearth English
- unearth English
- Ertha Latin
- ἔραζε Ancient Greek
- ἔρις Ancient Greek
- ἔριφος Ancient Greek
- *h₁er- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₁ert- Proto-Indo-European
- jord Norwegian Bokmål
- *erþō Proto-Germanic
- *erōną Proto-Germanic
- jord Norwegian Nynorsk
- eorþe Old English
- erthe Middle English
- jarðhús Old Norse
- jorð Old Norse
- jǫrð Old Norse
- jörð Icelandic
- erda Old High German
- jørð Faroese
- 𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌸𐌰 Gothic
- *erþu gmw-pro
- ertha Old Dutch
- ertha Old Saxon
- iorþ Old Swedish
- bär Westrobothnian
- bärjol Westrobothnian
- jolklotr Westrobothnian
- klotr Westrobothnian
- sken Westrobothnian
- skenjol Westrobothnian
- erthe Old Frisian
- irthe Old Frisian
- *ā̆ur(V)n Proto-Albanian
- iorth Old Danish
- iorth, iorþ Old Danish
- iorþ Old Danish
- vrildin Norn
- yurn Norn