brig
Scots
prep
Definitions
- bridge
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English brig derived from Old Norse bryggja.
Origin
Old Norse
bryggja
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Avonbridge English
- Bridgegate English
- Bridger English
- Bridgewater English
- Carronbridge English
- Dunbridge English
- Gorebridge English
- Ironbridge English
- Ivybridge English
- Oresund Bridge English
- Redbridge English
- Roybridge English
- Stalybridge English
- Stourbridge English
- Teignbridge English
- Wadebridge English
- Weybridge English
- aerobridge English
- airbridge English
- bridgable English
- bridge English
- bridgeable English
- bridgeboard English
- bridgebuilder English
- bridgebuilding English
- bridgehead English
- bridgekeeper English
- bridgeless English
- bridgelike English
- bridgeline English
- bridgeness English
- bridger English
- bridgetender English
- bridgetree English
- bridgework English
- bridgey English
- crossbridge English
- cyberbridge English
- drawbridge English
- flybridge English
- footbridge English
- forebridge English
- microbridge English
- multibridge English
- nanobridge English
- nonbridge English
- northbridge English
- overbridge English
- rebridge English
- skybridge English
- southbridge English
- telebridge English
- unbridgeable English
- underbridge English
- weighbridge English
- Öresund Bridge English
- Øresund Bridge English
- bridge Finnish
- bridzs Hungarian
- bridge Italian
- bridge Dutch, Flemish
- bridge French
- bridge Spanish, Castilian
- bridge Norwegian Bokmål
- brygge Norwegian Bokmål
- *brugjǭ Proto-Germanic
- ブリッジ Japanese
- brydż Polish
- bridge Norwegian Nynorsk
- brygge Norwegian Nynorsk
- bryċġ Old English
- brig Middle English
- brigge Middle English
- bryggja Old Norse
- bridge Danish
- brygge Danish
- bridž Czech
- briĝo Esperanto
- bridž Serbo-Croatian
- bridds Icelandic
- bryggja Icelandic
- บริดจ์ Thai
- 橋接 Chinese
- bryggia Old Swedish
- 브리지 Korean
- bris Tok Pisin