*ūraz

Runic: ᚢᚱᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈuː.rɑz/

noun · masculine · a-stem

Meanings

aurochs

Uncertain; hypotheses include:

*ūr (Proto-West Germanic)
- *ūr, uor (Old Dutch)
  - *uur (Middle Dutch)
    - uuros (Dutch)
*ūr (Proto-West Germanic)
- ūr (Old English)
  - oure (Middle English)
*ūr (Proto-West Germanic)
- ūro (Old High German)
  - ūr (Middle High German)
    - Ur (German)
*ūr (Proto-West Germanic)
- ūro (Old High German)
  - ūrohso (Old High German)
    - ūrochse (Middle High German)
      - Auerochse (German)
        
        aurochs (English)
*ūr (Proto-West Germanic)
- ūro (Old High German)
  - ūrohso (Old High German)
    - ūrochse (Middle High German)
      - oeros (Middle Dutch)
        
        oeros (Dutch)
*ūr (Proto-West Germanic)
- *ūr (Old Saxon)
  - ûr (Middle Low German)
    - Ur (German Low German)
*ūr (Proto-West Germanic)
- *ūr (Old Saxon)
  - ûr (Middle Low German)
    - ūrosse (Middle Low German)
      - uroxe (Swedish)
úrr (Old Norse)
*𐌿𐍂𐍃 (*urs) (Gothic)
urus (Latin)
- οὖρος (oûros) (Ancient Greek)
- ur (Catalan)
- ure, urus (English)
- ure (French)
- uro (Italian)
- uro (Portuguese)
- uro (Spanish)
*uros (Proto-Finnic)
*orēs (Proto-Samic)