*uz

Runic: ᚢᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈuz/

preposition

Meanings

out of

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *úd-s (‘up, off’), from *úd (‘out, outward’). As this was a particle word, it was considered unstressed and thus applicable of Verner's law.

Descendants

  • ór (Old Norse)
    • úr (Faroese)
    • úr (Icelandic)
    • or, ur (Norwegian Nynorsk)
  • ór (Old Norse)
    • yr (Old Gutnish)
      • ör, öir (Gutnish)
  • ór (Old Norse)
    • ūr (Old Swedish)
      • ur (Swedish)
  • úr (Old Norse)
    • úr (Faroese)
    • úr (Icelandic)
    • or, ur (Norwegian Nynorsk)
  • úr (Old Norse)
    • yr (Old Gutnish)
      • ör, öir (Gutnish)
  • úr (Old Norse)
    • ūr (Old Swedish)
      • ur (Swedish)
  • ýr (Old Norse)
    • úr (Faroese)
    • úr (Icelandic)
    • or, ur (Norwegian Nynorsk)
  • ýr (Old Norse)
    • yr (Old Gutnish)
      • ör, öir (Gutnish)
  • ýr (Old Norse)
    • ūr (Old Swedish)
      • ur (Swedish)
  • 𐌿𐍃 (us) (Gothic)

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