ajza
Vilamovian
noun
Definitions
- iron
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German īsarn inherited from *īsarn inherited from Proto-Germanic *īsarną (iron) derived from Proto-Celtic *īsarno- (iron) derived from Proto-Indo-European *h₁ésh₂r̥ (blood, red).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*h₁ésh₂r̥
Gloss
blood, red
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
赤
Emoji
🫀
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Ironbridge English
- Ironside English
- Ironton English
- Ironville English
- brandiron English
- cobiron English
- diiron English
- flatiron English
- heptairon English
- hexaaquairon English
- hexairon English
- iron English
- iron-sick English
- ironable English
- ironbark English
- ironbound English
- ironclad English
- ironedetate English
- ironer English
- ironfounder English
- ironhanded English
- ironish English
- ironless English
- ironlike English
- ironmaker English
- ironmaking English
- ironman English
- ironmaster English
- ironmine English
- ironmonger English
- ironness English
- ironperson English
- ironsand English
- ironshot English
- ironside English
- ironsmith English
- ironstone English
- ironware English
- ironweed English
- ironwoman English
- ironwood English
- ironwork English
- ironworker English
- ironworking English
- ironwort English
- mid-iron English
- non-iron English
- noniron English
- octairon English
- organoiron English
- pentairon English
- radioiron English
- sadiron English
- tetrairon English
- triron English
- yttrium iron garnet English
- assaratum Latin
- Eisen German
- Eisenbahn German
- Eisenbasislegierung German
- Eisenbergbau German
- Eisenblech German
- Eisencarbid German
- Eisencarbonyl German
- Eisendraht German
- Eisenerz German
- Eisengießer German
- Eisengießerie German
- Eisengranat German
- Eisengruppe German
- Eisenhauer German
- Eisenhydroxid German
- Eisenion German
- Eisenkies German
- Eisenkraut German
- Eisenmangel German
- Eisenmeteorit German
- Eisennagel German
- Eisenoxid German
- Eisenpentacarbonyl German
- Eisenpräparat German
- Eisensilikat German
- Eisensulfat German
- Eisensulfid German
- Eisentreppe German
- Eisenverhüttung German
- Eisenwaren German
- Eisenwerkstoff German
- Eisenzeit German
- Glätteisen German
- Gusseisen German
- Halseisen German
- Hufeisen German
- Meteoreisen German
- Nageleisen German
- Nichteisenlegierung German
- Nichteisenmetall German
- Roheisen German
- Schmiedeeisen German
- Waffeleisen German
- eisenbewehrt German
- eisenfarben German
- eisenreich German
- eisern German
- breekijzer Dutch, Flemish
- diefijzer Dutch, Flemish
- gietijzer Dutch, Flemish
- hoefijzer Dutch, Flemish
- ijzer Dutch, Flemish
- ijzerdraad Dutch, Flemish
- ijzeren Dutch, Flemish
- ijzererts Dutch, Flemish
- ijzerhard Dutch, Flemish
- ijzerhoudend Dutch, Flemish
- ijzermijn Dutch, Flemish
- ijzertijd Dutch, Flemish
- ijzervarken Dutch, Flemish
- ijzervreter Dutch, Flemish
- ijzerwarenwinkel Dutch, Flemish
- ijzerwinkel Dutch, Flemish
- nikkelijzer Dutch, Flemish
- ploegijzer Dutch, Flemish
- schietijzer Dutch, Flemish
- strijkijzer Dutch, Flemish
- tosti-ijzer Dutch, Flemish
- wafelijzer Dutch, Flemish
- zwavelzuurijzer Dutch, Flemish
- *h₁ésh₂r̥ Proto-Indo-European
- *h₁ēsh₂r̥no- Proto-Indo-European
- *īsarną Proto-Germanic
- アイアン Japanese
- アイロン Japanese
- isern Old English
- īsern Old English
- iren Middle English
- járn Old Norse
- ísarn Old Norse
- håndjern Danish
- jern Danish
- jernalder Danish
- jernbane Danish
- skuffejern Danish
- støbejern Danish
- iser Middle Dutch
- īsarn Old High German
- արիւն Old Armenian
- yster Afrikaans
- īsen Middle High German
- īsen, īsern Middle High German
- īsern Middle High German
- Erjon Albanian
- 𐌴𐌹𐍃𐌰𐍂𐌽 Gothic
- אײַזן Yiddish
- *īsarn gmw-pro
- *īsarn Old Dutch
- īsern Old Dutch
- *īsarno- Proto-Celtic
- *īsarnom Proto-Celtic
- *HásHr̥ Proto-Indo-Iranian
- isarn Old Saxon
- īsarn Old Saxon
- ayina Zulu
- aen Marshallese
- ain Tok Pisin
- ainim Tok Pisin
- yasar Tocharian B
- isri Sranan Tongo
- īsarno- Gaulish
- *éhər Proto-Hellenic
- aini Shona
- ysār Tocharian A
- aean Bislama
- ain Pohnpeian
- *ʔésHr̥ Proto-Anatolian