Where does “lúður” come from?

lúður (Icelandic) comes from Old Norse lúðr, from Proto-Germanic *lawwō — groove.

lúður (Icelandic): trumpet, horn, brass instrument; worn-out, tired,...

Definitions

  1. trumpet, horn, brass instrument; worn-out, tired,...

Ancestry of “lúður”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Norselúðrlur, trompet, horn; the stand of a hand-mill; a...
2Proto-Germanic*lawwōgroove

Words derived from “lúður

Every word from Proto-Germanic *lawwōEvery word from Old Norse lúðr
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