forst
Old High German
noun
Definitions
- firwood, pinewood
- forest
Etymology
Inherited from *furhiþi (forest, woodland, wooded country).
Origin
*furhiþi
Gloss
forest, woodland, wooded country
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
森
Emoji
🐗 🐺 🦌
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- agriforest English
- agroforest English
- cryptoforest English
- deforest English
- disforest English
- enforest English
- forest English
- forestation English
- forested English
- forestful English
- forestial English
- forestification English
- forestine English
- forestish English
- forestkeeper English
- forestland English
- forestless English
- forestlike English
- forestness English
- forestocracy English
- forestology English
- forestscape English
- forestward English
- forestwide English
- foresty English
- giant forest genet English
- hyperforest English
- multiforest English
- nanoforest English
- nonforest English
- palaeoforest English
- paleoforest English
- pseudoforest English
- rainforest English
- reforest English
- spoligoforest English
- subforest English
- Forst German
- *pr̥kʷéu-, *pérkus Proto-Indo-European
- *furhiją Proto-Germanic
- *furhiþją Proto-Germanic
- fyrh Old English
- fyrhþe Old English
- firre Middle English
- forest Middle English
- fýri Old Norse
- vorst Middle High German
- *furhiþi gmw-pro