Where does “dáligr” come from?

dáligr (Old Norse) comes from Old Norse dá, from Proto-Germanic dawą.

dáligr (Old Norse): bad, evil, harmful, horrible

Definitions

  1. bad, evil, harmful, horrible

Ancestry of “dáligr”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Norsedácoma; unconsciousness, hibernation
2Proto-Germanicdawą—

Words derived from “dáligr”

Every word from Proto-Germanic dawą →Every word from Old Norse dá →