hus
Old Saxon
noun
Definitions
- house
Etymology
Inherited from *hūs inherited from Proto-Germanic *hūsą (house).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*hūsą
Gloss
house
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Classifier
Kanji
家
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *(s)kews- Proto-Indo-European
- hus Norwegian Bokmål
- *hūsą Proto-Germanic
- hus Norwegian Nynorsk
- Hlafhus Old English
- bochus Old English
- bæchus Old English
- bæþhus Old English
- cachus Old English
- domhus Old English
- ealuhus Old English
- forligerhus Old English
- friþhus Old English
- fyrhus Old English
- gæsthus Old English
- husbonda Old English
- husbryce Old English
- husbryne Old English
- husræden Old English
- hūs Old English
- læcehus Old English
- mangunghus Old English
- sawelhus Old English
- scandhus Old English
- sumerhus Old English
- winterhus Old English
- wæpnhus Old English
- hous Middle English
- hus Middle English
- hús Old Norse
- jarðhús Old Norse
- vandahús Old Norse
- *xyza Proto-Slavic
- *xyža Proto-Slavic
- hús Icelandic
- huus Middle Dutch
- hus Old High German
- hūs Old High German
- hús Faroese
- hūs Middle High German
- Haus Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *hūs gmw-pro
- hus Old Dutch
- hūs Old Dutch
- hûs Middle Low German
- hūs Old Saxon
- hūs, hus Old Swedish
- хꙑзъ Church Slavic, Church Slavonic, Old Church Slavonic, Old Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
- hûs Western Frisian
- hus Old Frisian
- hūs Old Frisian
- Huus Saterland Frisian
- hus Low German
- Hous Central Franconian
- Huus Central Franconian
- hus Old Danish
- Hüs North Frisian
- aus Elfdalian
- Hus Plautdietsch
- hus Crimean Gothic
- huus Dutch Low Saxon
- häus Jersey Dutch