Spuer
Luxemburgeois
/ʃpuːə̯/
noun
Definitions
- trace
- track, lane, trail
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German spor inherited from Old High German spor inherited from Proto-Germanic *spurą.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*spurą
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Abbiegespur German
- Fußspur German
- Sauerstoffspur German
- Schmauchspur German
- Spur German
- Spurensicherung German
- Spurrille German
- dreispurig German
- einspurig German
- Ölspur German
- bloedspoor Dutch, Flemish
- buitensporig Dutch, Flemish
- dubbelspoor Dutch, Flemish
- dwaalspoor Dutch, Flemish
- enkelspoor Dutch, Flemish
- karrenspoor Dutch, Flemish
- karrespoor Dutch, Flemish
- nasporen Dutch, Flemish
- smalspoor Dutch, Flemish
- spoor Dutch, Flemish
- spoorbrug Dutch, Flemish
- spoorfiets Dutch, Flemish
- spoorlijn Dutch, Flemish
- spoorloos Dutch, Flemish
- spoorrail Dutch, Flemish
- spoortunnel Dutch, Flemish
- spoorweg Dutch, Flemish
- sporen Dutch, Flemish
- sporendoos Dutch, Flemish
- voetspoor Dutch, Flemish
- шпора Russian
- *sperH- Proto-Indo-European
- *spurą Proto-Germanic
- fotspår Swedish
- järnvägsspår Swedish
- spår Swedish
- spåra Swedish
- spårbunden Swedish
- spårväg Swedish
- vargspår Swedish
- spor Old English
- spor Old Norse
- spor Icelandic
- sporvagn Icelandic
- sepur Indonesian
- spor Middle Dutch
- spor Old High German
- spoor Afrikaans
- spor Middle High German
- Spuervull Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Vull Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *spor Old Dutch
- Gespur Alemannic German
- Spoer Hunsrik
- sepur Javanese