Where does “oläsbar” come from?

oläsbar (Swedish) comes from Swedish läsbar, from Swedish läsa, from Old Swedish læsa, from Old Norse læsa, from Old Norse láss, from Hungarian lát, from German lōt, from Hebrew לוֹט — myrrh.

oläsbar (Swedish): unreadable (impossible to read, not worth reading, or unreadable by a device)

Definitions

unreadable (impossible to read, not worth reading, or unreadable by a device)

Ancestry of “oläsbar”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Swedish	läsbar	readable (legible)
2	Swedish	läsa	to read; to interpret written information; to...
3	Old Swedish	læsa	to collect, gather; to read
4	Old Norse	læsa	to lock
5	Old Norse	láss	lock
6	Hungarian	lát	to see
7	German	lōt	plummet device for measuring water depth
8	Hebrew	לוֹט	myrrh

Words derived from “oläsbar”

oläsbarhet

Every word from Hebrew לוֹט →Every word from German lōt →Every word from Hungarian lát →