Where does “bæði” come from?

bæði (Faroese) comes from Old Norse bæði, from Proto-Germanic bai-.

bæði (Faroese): both (used to refer to two of a neuter noun, or a mixed gender pair)

Definitions

  1. both (used to refer to two of a neuter noun, or a mixed gender pair)

Ancestry of “bæði”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Norsebæðineuter nominative/accusative of báðir;...
2Proto-Germanicbai-—

Words derived from “bæði”

Every word from Proto-Germanic bai- →Every word from Old Norse bæði →