rangur
Icelandic
/ˈrauŋkʏr/
adj
Definitions
- wrong, incorrect, false
- wrong, bad morally reprehensible
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse rangr (awry) derived from Proto-Germanic *wrangaz (twisted, crooked, turned awry).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*wrangaz
Gloss
twisted, crooked, turned awry
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- alwrong English
- awrong English
- dirtybadwrong English
- unwrong English
- wrong English
- wrong-minded English
- wrongdo English
- wrongdoer English
- wrongdoing English
- wrongdom English
- wronger English
- wrongest English
- wrongfoot English
- wrongful English
- wronghead English
- wrongheaded English
- wrongish English
- wrongless English
- wrongly English
- wrongminded English
- wrongness English
- wrongous English
- wrongsome English
- wrongtake English
- wrongthink English
- *werk'- Proto-Indo-European
- *werḱ- Proto-Indo-European
- *wrangaz Proto-Germanic
- wrang Old English
- wrong Middle English
- rangr Old Norse
- rangstaða Icelandic
- staða Icelandic
- rangur Faroese
- *wrang Old Dutch
- vrang Westrobothnian
- wrang Old Danish