djur
Swedish
/ˈjʉːr/
noun
Definitions
- animal
Etymology
Inherited from Old Swedish diūr, diur inherited from Proto-Germanic *deuzą inherited from Proto-Indo-European *dʰewsóm (living thing).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*dʰewsóm
Gloss
living thing
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Deerfield English
- antideer English
- deer English
- deerberry English
- deerburger English
- deerdom English
- deerflesh English
- deerfly English
- deerfold English
- deergrass English
- deergut English
- deerhood English
- deerhorn English
- deerhound English
- deerie English
- deerish English
- deerless English
- deerlet English
- deerlick English
- deerlike English
- deerling English
- deerness English
- deerskin English
- deerslaughter English
- deerstalker English
- deerstalking English
- deertoe English
- deervetch English
- nondeer English
- pampas deer English
- roedeer English
- Getier German
- Gewohnheitstier German
- Gürteltier German
- Haustier German
- Hohltier German
- Huftier German
- Kerbtier German
- Kleintier German
- Kloakentier German
- Krustentier German
- Kuscheltier German
- Lasttier German
- Meerestier German
- Murmeltier German
- Nagetier German
- Nesseltier German
- Nutztier German
- Pantoffeltierchen German
- Raubtier German
- Rentier German
- Riesentier German
- Schalentier German
- Schnabeltier German
- Schuppentier German
- Stinktier German
- Stofftier German
- Säugetier German
- Tier German
- Tierart German
- Tierchen German
- Tierernährung German
- Tiergarten German
- Tierhaut German
- Tierheim German
- Tierpark German
- Tierpfleger German
- Tierrechtsaktivist German
- Tierreich German
- Tierschau German
- Tierschutz German
- Tierschützer German
- Tiertarock German
- Tierversuch German
- Tierärztin German
- Trampeltier German
- Untier German
- Urtier German
- Wappentier German
- Weichtier German
- Wildtier German
- Zugtier German
- tierisch German
- tierlich German
- *dʰewsóm Proto-Indo-European
- bløtdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- byttedyr Norwegian Bokmål
- dovendyr Norwegian Bokmål
- dyr Norwegian Bokmål
- dyreart Norwegian Bokmål
- dyrefett Norwegian Bokmål
- dyrefor Norwegian Bokmål
- dyrefôr Norwegian Bokmål
- dyrehage Norwegian Bokmål
- dyrehold Norwegian Bokmål
- dyrehud Norwegian Bokmål
- dyreliv Norwegian Bokmål
- dyreplageri Norwegian Bokmål
- dyreplankton Norwegian Bokmål
- dyrerike Norwegian Bokmål
- dyreverden Norwegian Bokmål
- husdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- kattedyr Norwegian Bokmål
- kjæledyr Norwegian Bokmål
- kosedyr Norwegian Bokmål
- krepsdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- krypdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- lastedyr Norwegian Bokmål
- muldyr Norwegian Bokmål
- nebbdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- pakkdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- pattedyr Norwegian Bokmål
- pungdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- reinsdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- ridedyr Norwegian Bokmål
- rovdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- sirkusdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- skadedyr Norwegian Bokmål
- skalldyr Norwegian Bokmål
- udyr Norwegian Bokmål
- vanedyr Norwegian Bokmål
- villdyr Norwegian Bokmål
- virveldyr Norwegian Bokmål
- *deuzą Proto-Germanic
- bälta Swedish
- bältdjur Swedish
- djursjukhus Swedish
- djurskyddslag Swedish
- djurtandvård Swedish
- dägga Swedish
- däggdjur Swedish
- hus Swedish
- husdjur Swedish
- katt Swedish
- kattdjur Swedish
- kebab Swedish
- kebabdjur Swedish
- klöv Swedish
- klövdjur Swedish
- lag Swedish
- landskap Swedish
- landskapsdjur Swedish
- lo Swedish
- lodjur Swedish
- näbb Swedish
- näbbdjur Swedish
- pung Swedish
- pungdjur Swedish
- rov Swedish
- rovdjur Swedish
- sjukhus Swedish
- skydd Swedish
- slida Swedish
- sliddjur Swedish
- spindel Swedish
- spindeldjur Swedish
- tandvård Swedish
- vild Swedish
- vilddjur Swedish
- deere Middle English
- dýr Old Norse
- dyr Danish
- dyrebestand Danish
- dyrisk Danish
- dyrskue Danish
- handyr Danish
- hvirveldyr Danish
- kattedyr Danish
- kloakdyr Danish
- kæledyr Danish
- næbdyr Danish
- pissedyr Danish
- pungdyr Danish
- rensdyr Danish
- skaffedyr Danish
- slipsedyr Danish
- stinkdyr Danish
- udyr Danish
- vanedyr Danish
- tior Old High German
- tier Middle High German
- 𐌳𐌹𐌿𐍃 Gothic
- *deuʀ gmw-pro
- dier Old Dutch
- dior Old Saxon
- diur Old Swedish
- diūr, diur Old Swedish
- tier Romansh
- diār Old Frisian
- dia Sranan Tongo
- diera Malagasy
- diuor Elfdalian
- diuorläker Elfdalian