FromProto-Balto-Slavic*ántaras, fromProto-Indo-European*ánteros(“other”).

Cognate withScotsuther,ither(“other”),Old Frisianōther,("other"; >North Frisianüđer,ööder,ouder),Old Saxonōthar(“other”),Old High Germanander(“other”),Old Norseannarr,øðr-,aðr-(“other, second”),Gothic𐌰𐌽𐌸𐌰𐍂(anþar,“other”),Old Prussiananters,antars(“other, second”),Lithuanianantroks(“other”,pronoun),Russianвторо́й(vtorój,“second”),Albanianndërroj(“to change, switch, alternate”),Sanskritअन्तर(ántara,“different”),Sanskritअन्य(anyá,“other, different”).

Despite its semantic and spelling similarity, it is unrelated toSpanishotro.

• IPA^(key): [wòtrs]

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otrs (definiteotrais,comparativeotrāks,superlativevisotrākais,adverbotri)

1. second(number-two, following after thefirst one with nothing between them, the ordinal number corresponding to the cardinal numbertwo)
2. other(second out of two)

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