Wonner
Luxemburgeois
/ˈvonɐ/
noun
Definitions
- miracle
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German wunder inherited from Old High German wuntar inherited from Proto-Germanic *wundrą (wonder).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*wundrą
Gloss
wonder
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Wonder Woman English
- Wonderbra English
- Wonderword English
- bewonder English
- forwonder English
- unwonder English
- wonder English
- wonder-bearing English
- wonderance English
- wonderbeast English
- wonderberry English
- wonderboy English
- wonderbra English
- wonderchild English
- wonderdrug English
- wonderer English
- wonderest English
- wondereth English
- wonderful English
- wondergirl English
- wonderglow English
- wondergoal English
- wonderhood English
- wonderkid English
- wonderland English
- wonderless English
- wonderly English
- wonderment English
- wonderous English
- wondershine English
- wondersome English
- wondersong English
- wonderstruck English
- wonderweapon English
- wonderworker English
- wonderworking English
- wonderworld English
- wonderworthy English
- Weltwunder German
- Wirtschaftswunder German
- Wunder German
- Wunderbeere German
- Wunderkerze German
- Wunderkind German
- Wundermittel German
- Wunderwerk German
- wunderbar German
- wunderlich German
- wundernehmen German
- wundersam German
- wunderschön German
- wundertoll German
- wundervoll German
- wereldwonder Dutch, Flemish
- wonder Dutch, Flemish
- wonderbaar Dutch, Flemish
- wonderdoener Dutch, Flemish
- wonderdokter Dutch, Flemish
- wonderkind Dutch, Flemish
- wonderknaap Dutch, Flemish
- wonderlijk Dutch, Flemish
- wonderteken Dutch, Flemish
- wonderwel Dutch, Flemish
- *wen- Proto-Indo-European
- *wenh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- *wundrą Proto-Germanic
- wundor Old English
- wundres Old English
- wonder Middle English
- wondren Middle English
- undr Old Norse
- undrabarn Icelandic
- undur Icelandic
- wonder Middle Dutch
- wuntar Old High German
- wuntaron Old High German
- wunder Middle High German
- וווּנדער Yiddish
- *wundr gmw-pro
- wundar Old Dutch
- wundar Old Saxon
- wûnder Western Frisian
- wunder Old Frisian