*brēdô

Runic: ᛒᚱᛖᛞᛟ Pronunciation: /ˈbrɛː.ðɔːː/

noun · masculine · an-stem

Meanings

A nominal derivation from *brēdaną (‘to warm, heat, broil; to roast (meat)’).

brād, brǣd, brǣde (Old English)
- brede, brade (Middle English)
  - brede (Scots)
*brāde, *brēde (Old Frisian)
- Broaden (Saterland Frisian)
- gebraden (West Frisian)
brādo (Old Saxon)
- brade, brâde, brât (Middle Low German)
  - Braa (Low German)
*brādō (Frankish)
- *brādo (Old Dutch)
  - brâde (Middle Dutch)
    - braai (Afrikaans)
brāt, brāto, prāto (Old High German)
- brāte, brāt (Middle High German)
  - Brot (Luxembourgish)
brāt, brāto, prāto (Old High German)
- brāte, brāt (Middle High German)
  - Brät, Braten (German)
bráð (Old Norse)
- brad (Danish)
- bráð (Faroese)
- bráð (Icelandic)
bráð (Old Norse)
- brāþ (Old Swedish)
  - bråd, villebråd (Swedish)
*raato (Proto-Finnic)