*þeuhą

Runic: ᚦᛖᚢᚺᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈθeu̯.xɑ̃/

noun · neuter · a-stem

Meanings

thigh

From Proto-Indo-European *tewk-.

*þeuh (Proto-West Germanic)
- thīo (Old Dutch)
  - dië (Middle Dutch)
    - die, diech (Limburgish)
*þeuh (Proto-West Germanic)
- thīo (Old Dutch)
  - dië (Middle Dutch)
    - dij (Dutch)
      - dy (Afrikaans)
*þeuh (Proto-West Germanic)
- þēoh (Old English)
  - þigh (Middle English)
    - thigh (English)
    - thee (Scots)
*þeuh (Proto-West Germanic)
- thiāch (Old Frisian)
  - tsjea (West Frisian)
*þeuh (Proto-West Germanic)
- dioh (Old High German)
  - diech (Middle High German)
    - דיך (dikh) (Yiddish)
*þeuh (Proto-West Germanic)
- dioh (Old High German)
  - diech (Middle High German)
    - Diech (German)
      - Dickbein (German)
*þeuh (Proto-West Germanic)
- thioh, thio (Old Saxon)
  - dêch, dê, dee (Middle Low German)
    - Dickbeen (Low German)
þjó (Old Norse)
- tjógv (Faroese)
- tiau, tjauv, tjaug (Gutnish)
- þjó (Icelandic)
- tjug (Norn)
- tjo (Norwegian)