tjära
Swedish
/ˈɕɛːˌra/
noun
Definitions
- tar (fluid derived from resin in pine wood)
Etymology
Inherited from Old Swedish tiæra inherited from Old Norse tjara inherited from Proto-Germanic *terwą.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*terwą
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- retar English
- tar English
- tarball English
- tarbomb English
- tarbrush English
- tarcrete English
- tarfile English
- tarlike English
- tarmac English
- tarmacadam English
- tarpaper English
- tarpit English
- tarpot English
- tarseal English
- tarweed English
- untar English
- hautaterva Finnish
- kivihiiliterva Finnish
- terva Finnish
- tervaantua Finnish
- tervahauta Finnish
- tervahöyry Finnish
- tervainen Finnish
- tervakauppa Finnish
- tervakko Finnish
- tervaleppä Finnish
- tervanpoltto Finnish
- tervapaperi Finnish
- tervapata Finnish
- tervapeippo Finnish
- tervaporvari Finnish
- tervapääsky Finnish
- tervas Finnish
- tervasaippua Finnish
- tervasoihtu Finnish
- tervata Finnish
- tervatynnyri Finnish
- tervautua Finnish
- tervavene Finnish
- tervavesi Finnish
- tuohiterva Finnish
- Teer German
- teeren German
- bergteer Dutch, Flemish
- teer Dutch, Flemish
- teerzand Dutch, Flemish
- *derwo- Proto-Indo-European
- *dérwom Proto-Indo-European
- *dóru, *deru- Proto-Indo-European
- tjære Norwegian Bokmål
- *terwą Proto-Germanic
- *terwǭ Proto-Germanic
- tjære Norwegian Nynorsk
- tjøre Norwegian Nynorsk
- teoru Old English
- teru Old English
- teru, teoru Old English
- ter Middle English
- tjara Old Norse
- tjære Danish
- tjara Icelandic
- ter Indonesian
- తారు Telugu
- tjøra Faroese
- tõrv Estonian
- *terva Proto-Finnic
- ter Middle Low German
- *tërvē Proto-Samic
- darvi Northern Sami
- tiæra Old Swedish
- tiæræ Old Danish