falla
Old Norse
verb
Definitions
- to fall
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *fallaną (fall) derived from Proto-Indo-European *pōl-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*pōl-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airfall English
- ashfall English
- backfall English
- befall English
- bergfall English
- byfall English
- catfall English
- deadfall English
- dewfall English
- dogfall English
- downfall English
- dustfall English
- earthfall English
- evenfall English
- fall English
- fallboard English
- faller English
- fallest English
- falleth English
- fallish English
- fallout English
- fallrate English
- fallstreak English
- fallway English
- fally-aparty English
- flagfall English
- fogfall English
- footfall English
- freefall English
- grainfall English
- hailfall English
- icefall English
- infall English
- jawfall English
- landfall English
- lavafall English
- leaffall English
- litterfall English
- mid-fall English
- misfall English
- mousefall English
- nightfall English
- offal English
- onfall English
- outfall English
- overfall English
- pinfall English
- pitfall English
- planetfall English
- pratfall English
- prefall English
- rainfall English
- refall English
- rockfall English
- shortfall English
- smokefall English
- snowfall English
- spatfall English
- stonefall English
- sunfall English
- throughfall English
- tidefall English
- tofall English
- treefall English
- waterfall English
- whalefall English
- windfall English
- Fall German
- Fallbeil German
- Fallgatter German
- Fallobst German
- Fallreep German
- Fallsucht German
- Gefälle German
- abfallen German
- anfallen German
- anheimfallen German
- auffallen German
- auseinanderfallen German
- ausfallen German
- befallen German
- durchfallen German
- einfallen German
- entfallen German
- fallen German
- gefallen German
- hereinfallen German
- herfallen German
- herunterfallen German
- hinfallen German
- niederfallen German
- runterfallen German
- schwerfallen German
- umfallen German
- verfallen German
- vorfallen German
- wegfallen German
- zerfallen German
- zufallen German
- zusammenfallen German
- überfallen German
- aanvallen Dutch, Flemish
- afvallen Dutch, Flemish
- bevallen Dutch, Flemish
- bijvallen Dutch, Flemish
- binnenvallen Dutch, Flemish
- flauwvallen Dutch, Flemish
- gevallen Dutch, Flemish
- invallen Dutch, Flemish
- meevallen Dutch, Flemish
- omhoogvallen Dutch, Flemish
- omvallen Dutch, Flemish
- ontvallen Dutch, Flemish
- opvallen Dutch, Flemish
- overvallen Dutch, Flemish
- samenvallen Dutch, Flemish
- schroomvallig Dutch, Flemish
- tegenvallen Dutch, Flemish
- terugvallen Dutch, Flemish
- uitvallen Dutch, Flemish
- valbijl Dutch, Flemish
- valhek Dutch, Flemish
- valkuil Dutch, Flemish
- vallen Dutch, Flemish
- valling Dutch, Flemish
- valluik Dutch, Flemish
- valpoort Dutch, Flemish
- valreep Dutch, Flemish
- vervallen Dutch, Flemish
- wegvallen Dutch, Flemish
- wisselvallig Dutch, Flemish
- *(s)pōl- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂epo, *h₂p-*h₃elh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- *pōl- Proto-Indo-European
- *fallaną Proto-Germanic
- *fallijaną Proto-Germanic
- falla Swedish
- フォール Japanese
- befeallan Old English
- feallan Old English
- gefeallan Old English
- oferfeallan Old English
- tofeallan Old English
- fal Middle English
- fallen Middle English
- falde Danish
- fali Esperanto
- falla Icelandic
- rykfalla Icelandic
- vallen Middle Dutch
- fallan Old High German
- val Afrikaans
- falla Faroese
- vallen Middle High German
- falen Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- פֿאַלן Yiddish
- *fall gmw-pro
- *fallan gmw-pro
- anafallan Old Dutch
- fallan Old Dutch
- vallen Middle Low German
- anafallan Old Saxon
- antfallan Old Saxon
- bifallan Old Saxon
- fallan Old Saxon
- tefallan Old Saxon
- falla Old Swedish
- fååll Westrobothnian
- falle Western Frisian
- falla Old Frisian
- fal Volapük
- faale Saterland Frisian
- dootfallen Low German
- fallen Low German
- utenannerfallen Low German
- uteneenfallen Low German
- vuneenfallen Low German
- *spala Proto-Albanian
- fallæ Old Danish
- faal North Frisian
- fåle North Frisian