*ubiri^¹

Runic: ᚢᛒᛁᚱᛁ Pronunciation: /ˈu.βi.ri/

adverb

Meanings

over, above

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *upéri, from *upér (ultimately from *upo + *-i).

Descendants

yferra (Old English)
ubari (Old High German)
- über (Middle High German)
  - ? (Bavarian)
  - üvver (Central Franconian)
  - iwer (Hunsrik)
  - iwwer (Luxembourgish)
  - איבער (iber) (Yiddish)
ubari (Old High German)
- über (Middle High German)
  - über (German)
    - uber (English)
    - iber (Serbo-Croatian)
ubiri (Old High German)
- über (Middle High German)
  - ? (Bavarian)
  - üvver (Central Franconian)
  - iwer (Hunsrik)
  - iwwer (Luxembourgish)
  - איבער (iber) (Yiddish)
ubiri (Old High German)
- über (Middle High German)
  - über (German)
    - uber (English)
    - iber (Serbo-Croatian)
ubere (Old High German)
- über (Middle High German)
  - ? (Bavarian)
  - üvver (Central Franconian)
  - iwer (Hunsrik)
  - iwwer (Luxembourgish)
  - איבער (iber) (Yiddish)
ubere (Old High German)
- über (Middle High German)
  - über (German)
    - uber (English)
    - iber (Serbo-Croatian)
uviri (Old High German)
- über (Middle High German)
  - ? (Bavarian)
  - üvver (Central Franconian)
  - iwer (Hunsrik)
  - iwwer (Luxembourgish)
  - איבער (iber) (Yiddish)
uviri (Old High German)
- über (Middle High German)
  - über (German)
    - uber (English)
    - iber (Serbo-Croatian)
yfir (Old Norse)
- yvyr (Dalian)
- yvir (Faroese)
- yfvar, yfver (Gutnish)
- yfir (Icelandic)
- yver, yvi, ivi, øve (Norwegian Nynorsk)
yfir (Old Norse)
- ofær (Old Danish)
  - over (Danish)
    - over (Norwegian Bokmål)
    - over (Norwegian Nynorsk)
yfir (Old Norse)
- yvir, ivir, over (Old Swedish)
  - över, öv (Swedish)

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