broddur

Icelandic

/ˈprɔtːʏr/

noun

Definitions

point, spike
(of insects) spike, sting
(uncountable) colostrum type of milk
(orthography) acute accent

Etymology

Derived from Old Norse broddr (shaft, spike) derived from Proto-Germanic *bruzdaz.

Origin

Proto-Germanic

*bruzdaz

Gloss

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Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

prod English
prodder English
prodnose English
*bʰrusdʰos Proto-Indo-European
*bruzdaz Proto-Germanic
*bruzdijaną Proto-Germanic
brodd Norwegian Nynorsk
brord Old English
brad Middle English
brodden Middle English
broddr Old Norse
brod Danish
broddfura Icelandic
broddkrækill Icelandic
broddkúmen Icelandic
broddmjólk Icelandic
broddsúla Icelandic
fura Icelandic
krækill Icelandic
kúmen Icelandic
mjólk Icelandic
súla Icelandic
broddur Faroese