vid
Swedish
/viːd/
adjective
Definitions
- wide; having great width
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse víðr (wide) derived from Proto-Germanic *wīdaz (broad, wide).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*wīdaz
Gloss
broad, wide
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
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Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bewith English
- complete with English
- herewith English
- inchwide English
- make away with English
- milewide English
- outwith English
- overwide English
- superwide English
- therewith English
- ultrawide English
- unwide English
- wherewith English
- wide English
- wide-body English
- wide-handed English
- wideawake English
- wideband English
- widebody English
- widefield English
- widegap English
- wideish English
- widely English
- widemouthed English
- widen English
- wideness English
- wideout English
- widescale English
- widescreen English
- wideset English
- widespan English
- widespread English
- widish English
- width English
- with English
- withal English
- within English
- withness English
- without English
- *wī- Proto-Indo-European
- bjerkeved Norwegian Bokmål
- bjørkeved Norwegian Bokmål
- derved Norwegian Bokmål
- ved Norwegian Bokmål
- vedkjenne Norwegian Bokmål
- vedskjul Norwegian Bokmål
- vedta Norwegian Bokmål
- vedvare Norwegian Bokmål
- vid Norwegian Bokmål
- vidunder Norwegian Bokmål
- *wīdaz Proto-Germanic
- häfta Swedish
- ta Swedish
- utvidga Swedish
- vidga Swedish
- vidhäfta Swedish
- vidta Swedish
- bjørkeved Norwegian Nynorsk
- ved Norwegian Nynorsk
- vedkjenne Norwegian Nynorsk
- vedlikehald Norwegian Nynorsk
- vedskjul Norwegian Nynorsk
- vedta Norwegian Nynorsk
- vid Norwegian Nynorsk
- wid Old English
- wīd Old English
- wid Middle English
- with Middle English
- Víðarr Old Norse
- við Old Norse
- víðleikr Old Norse
- víðr Old Norse
- herved Danish
- ved Danish
- vedligeholde Danish
- vedrøre Danish
- vedtage Danish
- vid Danish
- vidunder Danish
- víður Icelandic
- (*)wīd Old High German
- wit Old High German
- wīt Old High German
- *wīd Old Dutch
- wīdo Old Dutch
- vidik Volapük