*laugō
Runic: ᛚᚨᚢᚷᛟ Pronunciation: /ˈlɑu̯.ɣɔː/noun · feminine · ō-stem
Meanings
- bath, wash
- soap, lye
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Indo-European *lewh₃- (‘to wash’), perhaps via pre-Germanic *lowh₃-k-éh₂.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | laugō | laugôz |
| Acc. | laugǭ | laugōz |
| Gen. | laugōz | laugǫ̂ |
| Dat. | laugōi | laugōmaz |
| Inst. | laugō | laugōmiz |
| Voc. | laugō | laugôz |
Descendants
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*laugu (Proto-West Germanic)
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*lōga (Old Dutch)
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lôge (Middle Dutch)
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loog (Dutch)
- loog (Afrikaans)
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loog (Dutch)
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lôge (Middle Dutch)
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*lōga (Old Dutch)
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*laugu (Proto-West Germanic)
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lēaġ (Old English)
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leihe, leȝe, liȝe (Middle English)
- lye (English)
- lee (Scots)
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leihe, leȝe, liȝe (Middle English)
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lēaġ (Old English)
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*laugu (Proto-West Germanic)
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*lāge, *lāch (Old Frisian)
- Loge, Looie (Saterland Frisian)
- leach (West Frisian)
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*lāge, *lāch (Old Frisian)
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*laugu (Proto-West Germanic)
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louga (Old High German)
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louge (Middle High German)
- луга (luga) (Bulgarian)
- louh (Czech)
- Lauge (German)
- lúg (Hungarian)
- лу́га (lúga) (Macedonian)
- ług (Polish)
- лу̑г, lȗg (Serbo-Croatian)
- lúh (Slovak)
- lug (Slovene)
- луг (luh) (Ukrainian)
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louge (Middle High German)
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louga (Old High German)
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*laugu (Proto-West Germanic)
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*lōga (Old Saxon)
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lôge (Middle Low German)
- Loge, Loog, Loje (German Low German)
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lôge (Middle Low German)
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*lōga (Old Saxon)
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laug (Old Norse)
- leyg (Faroese)
- laug (Icelandic)
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laug (Old Norse)
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laug (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- laug (Norwegian Bokmål)
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laug (Norwegian Nynorsk)
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laug (Old Norse)
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løgh (Old Danish)
- løv, lø, løj, lørdag, Løgum (Danish)
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løgh (Old Danish)
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laug (Old Norse)
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løgh (Old Swedish)
- lög (Swedish)
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løgh (Old Swedish)
- *lāvkō (Proto-Samic)
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*lauka (Proto-Finnic)
- lauka, laukka (Finnish)
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*lauko (Proto-Finnic)
- laukovesi, laukohiukset (Finnish)
- laukopäivä (Ingrian)
- laukopäive, laukoja (Votic)