ruig
Dutch (Brabantic)
/rœy̯x/
adj
Definitions
- rough, rugged, bristly
- raucous, boisterous
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch ruuch inherited from Old Dutch *rūh inherited from Proto-Germanic *rūhaz (rough, coarse).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*rūhaz
Gloss
rough, coarse
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- macrorough English
- microrough English
- nanorough English
- nonrough English
- rough English
- rough-hew English
- rough-legged buzzard English
- roughage English
- roughcast English
- roughdrawn English
- roughdry English
- roughen English
- roughhead English
- roughie English
- roughish English
- roughleg English
- roughly English
- roughneck English
- roughness English
- roughrider English
- roughriding English
- roughscuff English
- roughshod English
- roughsome English
- roughspun English
- roughstock English
- roughtail English
- roughwork English
- ruffmans English
- unrough English
- Raufußbussard German
- Raureif German
- rau German
- hoen Dutch, Flemish
- poot Dutch, Flemish
- rof Dutch, Flemish
- ruigpoot Dutch, Flemish
- ruigpoothoen Dutch, Flemish
- ruigpootuil Dutch, Flemish
- ruigte Dutch, Flemish
- ruw Dutch, Flemish
- uil Dutch, Flemish
- *rūhaz Proto-Germanic
- *rūhwaz Proto-Germanic
- ラフ Japanese
- ruh Old English
- rūg Old English
- rough Middle English
- rǫgg Old Norse
- ruuch Middle Dutch
- ruuchte Middle Dutch
- rūh Old High German
- rof Afrikaans
- rūch Middle High German
- rūhe Middle High German
- rau Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *rūh Old Dutch