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FromProto-Germanic*wedrą. Cognates includeOld Englishweder andOld High Germanwetar (fromProto-West Germanic*wedr).

veðr n (genitiveveðrarorveðrs)

1. weather
2. storm,wind

   í Óðinsveðri

   in thestorm of Odin [BATTLE]

• Icelandic:veður
• Faroese:veður
• Norwegian Nynorsk:vêr,veder;(dialectal)veir,vør,ve
• Elfdalian:weðer
• Old Swedish:væþer
  • Swedish:väder
• Old Danish:wæthær
  • Danish:vejr,vær,vædder
    • Norwegian Bokmål:vær
• Gutnish:vädar
• Scanian:væðer

FromProto-Germanic*weþruz. Cognates includeGothic𐍅𐌹𐌸𐍂𐌿𐍃(wiþrus),Old Englishweþer andOld High Germanwidar.

veðr m (genitiveveðrar)

1. ram (male sheep)

• Icelandic:veður
• Faroese:veðrur,veður (rare)
• Norwegian Nynorsk:vêr,veder;(dialectal)veir’e,veir,vaur,vør
• Old Swedish:væþur
  • Swedish:vädur
• Danish:væder,vædder,vær
  • Norwegian Bokmål:vedder,vær
• Gutnish:vädrä

• Old Norse terms derived from Proto-Indo-European
• Old Norse terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *h₂weh₁-
• Old Norse terms inherited from Proto-Germanic
• Old Norse terms derived from Proto-Germanic
• Old Norse lemmas
• Old Norse nouns
• Old Norse neuter nouns
• Old Norse terms with usage examples
• Old Norse masculine nouns
• non:Sheep

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