*klūtaz

Runic: ᚲᛚᚢᛏᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈkluː.tɑz/

noun · masculine · a-stem

Meanings

lump, clod
boulder, rock
hill

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *glewdos, from *gel- (‘to ball up; amass; clench’). Compare Proto-West Germanic *klott (‘clot’), as well as Old Armenian կեղտ (kełt, ‘dirt’).

Declension

Case	Singular	Plural
Nom.	klūtaz	klūtōz, klūtōs
Acc.	klūtą	klūtanz
Gen.	klūtas, klūtis	klūtǫ̂
Dat.	klūtai	klūtamaz
Inst.	klūtō	klūtamiz
Voc.	klūt	klūtōz, klūtōs

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Descendants

*klūt (Proto-West Germanic)
- *klūta (Old Dutch)
  - klute (Middle Dutch)
    - kluit (Dutch)
*klūt (Proto-West Germanic)
- clūt, clūd (Old English)
  - cloud, cloude, clowd, clowde, clud, clude, clouþe, cloyd, kloude (Middle English)
    - cloud (English)
    - clud, clood (Scots)
*klūt (Proto-West Germanic)
- clūt, clūd (Old English)
  - clout, clowt, cloute, clowte, clowtt (Middle English)
    - clout (English)
      - clabhta (Irish)
*klūt (Proto-West Germanic)
- clūt, clūd (Old English)
  - clout, clowt, cloute, clowte, clowtt (Middle English)
    - cloot (Scots)
      - clúta (Irish)
*klūt (Proto-West Germanic)
- *klūt (Old Saxon)
  - klût, klûte (Middle Low German)
    - Kluut, Kluute (Low German)
klútr (Old Norse)
- klútur (Icelandic)
- klut (Swedish)
klútr (Old Norse)
- ? (Norwegian)
  - klut (Norwegian Bokmål)
  - klut (Norwegian Nynorsk)
klut (Old Danish)
- klud (Danish)

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