*landį̄

Runic: ᛚᚨᚾᛞᛁ Pronunciation: /ˈlɑn.dĩː/

noun · feminine · īn-stem

Meanings

waist, loin
kidney

Etymology

From earlier *landwį̄, from Proto-Indo-European *lendʰ- (‘waist, kidney’). Cognate with Russian ля́двея (ljádveja, ‘thigh, haunch’).

Declension

Case	Singular	Plural
Nom.	landį̄	landīniz
Acc.	landīnų	landīnunz
Gen.	landīniz	landīnǫ̂
Dat.	landīni	landīmaz
Inst.	landīnē	landīmiz
Voc.	landį̄	landīniz

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Descendants

*landī (Proto-West Germanic)
- lendin (Old Dutch)
  - lende, lenden (Middle Dutch)
    - lende (Dutch)
*landī (Proto-West Germanic)
- lænden, lenden, lænde, lende, lendenu (Old English)
  - lende, leend, leende, lynde (Middle English)
    - lend (English)
    - lend, leynd (Scots)
*landī (Proto-West Germanic)
- lenden, lenderna (Old Frisian)
  - Leende (Saterland Frisian)
*landī (Proto-West Germanic)
- lentī, lentīn (Old High German)
  - lente, lende (Middle High German)
    - Lende (German)
    - Lenn (Luxembourgish)
*landī (Proto-West Germanic)
- lendin (Old Saxon)
  - lende (Middle Low German)
    - Lenne, Lenn (German Low German)
*landīn (Proto-West Germanic)
- lendin (Old Dutch)
  - lende, lenden (Middle Dutch)
    - lende (Dutch)
*landīn (Proto-West Germanic)
- lænden, lenden, lænde, lende, lendenu (Old English)
  - lende, leend, leende, lynde (Middle English)
    - lend (English)
    - lend, leynd (Scots)
*landīn (Proto-West Germanic)
- lenden, lenderna (Old Frisian)
  - Leende (Saterland Frisian)
*landīn (Proto-West Germanic)
- lentī, lentīn (Old High German)
  - lente, lende (Middle High German)
    - Lende (German)
    - Lenn (Luxembourgish)
*landīn (Proto-West Germanic)
- lendin (Old Saxon)
  - lende (Middle Low German)
    - Lenne, Lenn (German Low German)
lend (Old Norse)
- lænd (Danish)
- lend (Icelandic)
- lend (Norwegian)
lend (Old Norse)
- lænd (Old Swedish)
  - länd (Swedish)
*landijō (Old Norse)
- lænd (Danish)
- lend (Icelandic)
- lend (Norwegian)
*landijō (Old Norse)
- lænd (Old Swedish)
  - länd (Swedish)
lendir (Old Norse)
- lænd (Danish)
- lend (Icelandic)
- lend (Norwegian)
lendir (Old Norse)
- lænd (Old Swedish)
  - länd (Swedish)
lendar (Old Norse)
- lænd (Danish)
- lend (Icelandic)
- lend (Norwegian)
lendar (Old Norse)
- lænd (Old Swedish)
  - länd (Swedish)
*landëh (Proto-Finnic)

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