*haitaz

Runic: ᚺᚨᛁᛏᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈxɑi̯.tɑz/

adjective · a-stem

Meanings

hot

From Proto-Indo-European *keHid-o-s, from *keHy- (‘to be hot’).

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*hait (Proto-West Germanic)
- hēt (Old Dutch)
  - hêet (Middle Dutch)
    - heit (Limburgish)
*hait (Proto-West Germanic)
- hēt (Old Dutch)
  - hêet (Middle Dutch)
    - heet, heit (Dutch)
      - heit (Afrikaans)
      - hete (Berbice Creole Dutch)
      - heît (Jersey Dutch)
      - heet (Negerhollands)
*hait (Proto-West Germanic)
- hāt (Old English)
  - hot, hote, hoot, hoote, hoth, whote, hate, hatte (Middle English)
    - hot (English)
    - het (Geordie)
    - hat, hait, hate (Scots)
    - hoat, hote, hoate (Yola)
*hait (Proto-West Germanic)
- hēt (Old Frisian)
  - hiet (North Frisian)
  - heet (Saterland Frisian)
  - hjit, hyt (West Frisian)
*hait (Proto-West Germanic)
- heiz (Old High German)
  - heiz (Middle High German)
    - hoaß (Bavarian)
    - heeß, hääß, heiß (Central Franconian)
    - heeß (East Central German)
    - heiß, heiss (German)
    - heis (Hunsrik)
    - הייס (heys) (Yiddish)
*hait (Proto-West Germanic)
- hēt (Old Saxon)
  - hêt (Middle Low German)
    - heet (German Low German)
    - heet, heit, hitt (Low German)
heitr (Old Norse)
- heitur (Faroese)
- heitur (Icelandic)
heitr (Old Norse)
- hed (Danish)
  - het (Norwegian Bokmål)
heitr (Old Norse)
- heit (Norwegian Nynorsk)
  - heit (Norwegian Bokmål)
heitr (Old Norse)
- hēter (Old Swedish)
  - het (Swedish)
*hājttēs (Proto-Samic)