bruggia
Old Saxon
/brʏɡ.ɡja/
noun
Definitions
- bridge
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *brugjǭ (bridge).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*brugjǭ
Gloss
bridge
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Classifier
Kanji
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Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Abridge English
- Brücke German
- Brückentag German
- Disulfidbrücke German
- Disulfidbrückenbindung German
- Elbbrücke German
- Eselsbrücke German
- Schrägseilbrücke German
- Wasserstoffbrücke German
- Zahnbrücke German
- Zeelandbrug Dutch, Flemish
- aanbrug Dutch, Flemish
- basculebrug Dutch, Flemish
- boogbrug Dutch, Flemish
- brug Dutch, Flemish
- brugger Dutch, Flemish
- brugklas Dutch, Flemish
- brugpieper Dutch, Flemish
- brugwachter Dutch, Flemish
- ezelsbrug Dutch, Flemish
- fietsbrug Dutch, Flemish
- hangbrug Dutch, Flemish
- luchtbrug Dutch, Flemish
- ophaalbrug Dutch, Flemish
- spoorbrug Dutch, Flemish
- tolbrug Dutch, Flemish
- vakwerkbrug Dutch, Flemish
- vlotbrug Dutch, Flemish
- *bʰerw- Proto-Indo-European
- *brugjǭ Proto-Germanic
- bruk Polish
- brycg Old English
- brycġ Old English
- bryggja Old Norse
- brugge Middle Dutch
- brucca Old High German
- brugga Old High German
- brug Afrikaans
- brucke Middle High German
- Bréck Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *bruggju gmw-pro
- *brugga Old Dutch
- Bruges Old Dutch
- brugga Old Dutch
- brêge Western Frisian
- bregge Old Frisian
- brigge Old Frisian
- brùg Papiamentu
- Brick Pennsylvania German
- Brick Hunsrik
- Bröch North Frisian