Faart
Luxemburgeois
/faː(ʀ)t/
noun
Definitions
- journey
- ride, drive
Etymology
Derived from Old High German fart (journey) derived from Proto-Germanic *fardiz (journey, expedition).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*fardiz
Gloss
journey, expedition
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Abfahrt German
- Bahnfahrt German
- Beförderungsfahrt German
- Busfahrt German
- Dampfschifffahrt German
- Donaudampfschiffahrtsgesellschaft German
- Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän German
- Fahrt German
- Fahrten German
- Fahrtwind German
- Führerstandsmitfahrt German
- Heimfahrt German
- Himmelfahrt German
- Höllenfahrt German
- Irrfahrt German
- Jungfernfahrt German
- Kreuzfahrt German
- Probefahrt German
- Schifffahrt German
- Seeschifffahrt German
- Testfahrt German
- Wohlfahrt German
- Zugfahrt German
- Hemelvaartsdag Dutch, Flemish
- achteruitvaart Dutch, Flemish
- afvaart Dutch, Flemish
- bedevaart Dutch, Flemish
- binnenvaart Dutch, Flemish
- dagvaart Dutch, Flemish
- handelsvaart Dutch, Flemish
- hemelvaart Dutch, Flemish
- kaapvaart Dutch, Flemish
- kruisvaart Dutch, Flemish
- luchtvaart Dutch, Flemish
- pleziervaart Dutch, Flemish
- rechtvaardig Dutch, Flemish
- rondvaart Dutch, Flemish
- rotvaart Dutch, Flemish
- ruimtevaart Dutch, Flemish
- scheepvaart Dutch, Flemish
- snuivervaart Dutch, Flemish
- strijdvaardig Dutch, Flemish
- trekvaart Dutch, Flemish
- vaardig Dutch, Flemish
- vaart Dutch, Flemish
- walvisvaart Dutch, Flemish
- welvaart Dutch, Flemish
- zeevaart Dutch, Flemish
- couler French
- *per- Proto-Indo-European
- *fardiz Proto-Germanic
- fart Polish
- fierd Old English
- ferð Old Norse
- ferðask Old Norse
- vāert Middle Dutch
- fart Old High German
- vart Old High German
- Pilger Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Pilgerfaart Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *fardi gmw-pro
- fard Old Dutch
- farth Old Dutch
- vart Middle Low German
- fard Old Saxon