*wiþjǭ

Runic: ᚹᛁᚦᛃᛟ Pronunciation: /ˈwiθ.jɔ̃ː/

noun · feminine · ōn-stem

Meanings

cord, rope, thong

From *wiþō + *-jǭ.

*wiþþjā (Proto-West Germanic)
- *withtha (Old Dutch)
  - wisse (Middle Dutch)
    - wisse (Dutch)
*wiþþjā (Proto-West Germanic)
- wiþþe (Old English)
  - withthe, witthe, wythth (Middle English)
    - withy, withe, with (English)
    - widdy, widdie, weddy, wethy (Scots)
*wiþþjā (Proto-West Germanic)
- guiche, guige (Old French)
  - guiggia (Italian)
*wiþþjā (Proto-West Germanic)
- guiche, guige (Old French)
  - guiche (Middle French)
    - guiche (French)
*wiþþjā (Proto-West Germanic)
- withthe (Old Frisian)
  - witte (West Frisian)
*wiþþjā (Proto-West Germanic)
- witta (Old High German)
  - witten (Middle High German)
*wiþþjā (Proto-West Germanic)
- *withthia (Old Saxon)
  - wedde (Middle Low German)
viðja (Old Norse)
- vidje (Danish)
- viðja (Faroese)
- vitja (Finnish)
- viðja (Icelandic)
- vidje (Norwegian)
viðja (Old Norse)
- viþia (Old Swedish)
  - vidja (Swedish)
*vicca (Proto-Finnic)