rugys
Lithuanian
[rʊˈɡʲǐːs̪]
noun
Definitions
- (mostly in plural) rye
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Balto-Slavic *rugís derived from Proto-Indo-European *Hrugʰís.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*Hrugʰís
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Righale English
- Royal English
- Ryal English
- Ryland English
- rye English
- rye-worm English
- ryegrass English
- ryemeal English
- juhannusruis Finnish
- kevätruis Finnish
- raiheinä Finnish
- ruis Finnish
- ruisjauho Finnish
- ruiskaunokki Finnish
- ruiskukka Finnish
- ruisleipä Finnish
- ruislimppu Finnish
- ruislintu Finnish
- ruismaltaat Finnish
- ruispala Finnish
- ruispelto Finnish
- ruisrääkkä Finnish
- ruisvehnä Finnish
- rukiinen Finnish
- syysruis Finnish
- Roggen German
- Roggenbrot German
- Roggenfeld German
- Roggenmehl German
- Roggenvollkornbrot German
- rozs Hungarian
- rogge Dutch, Flemish
- roggebrood Dutch, Flemish
- ржаной Russian
- рожь Russian
- *Hrugʰís Proto-Indo-European
- *wrugʰyo- Proto-Indo-European
- rug Norwegian Bokmål
- *rugiz Proto-Germanic
- *rukkô Proto-Germanic
- råg Swedish
- reż Polish
- rug Norwegian Nynorsk
- ryge Old English
- rie Middle English
- rugr Old Norse
- rug Danish
- rugbrød Danish
- rugmel Danish
- *rъžь Proto-Slavic
- raž Serbo-Croatian
- раж Serbo-Croatian
- rúgur Icelandic
- rogge Middle Dutch
- rocko Old High German
- Rudzītis Latvian
- rudzi Latvian
- rugur Faroese
- ръж Bulgarian
- rocke Middle High German
- *roggō gmw-pro
- *rugi gmw-pro
- rukis Estonian
- rukkilill Estonian
- rukkirääk Estonian
- *rugis Proto-Finnic
- ’рж Macedonian
- raž Slovak
- rogher Old Swedish
- rž Slovene
- арыш Bashkir
- rež Lower Sorbian
- *rugís Proto-Balto-Slavic
- rugh Old Danish
- reż Old Polish