þjóð-
Old Norse
Etymology
From Proto-Germanic *þiudijaz. Cognate with Old English þēod- (e.g. in þēodcyning, corresponding to Old Norse þjóðkonungr).
Derived terms
- þjóðbraut f (“high road”)
- þjóðdrengr m (“a good man, brave fellow”)
- þjóðgata f (“high road”)
- þjóðgóðr (“very good, excellent”)
- þjóðhagr (“masterly in skill or craft”)
- þjóðkonungr m (“great king, sovereign”)
- þjóðkunnr (“very famous”)
- þjóðland n (“great country”)
- þjóðleiðr (“much hated, execrated”)
- þjóðleið f (“high road”)
- þjóðlygi f (“great lie, slander”)
- þjóðlǫð f (“hearty welcome”)
- þjóðmenni n (“a brave man”)
- þjóðmærr (“glorious”)
- þjóðnýtr (“very excellent”)
- þjóðráð n (“excellent plan”)
- þjóðskald n (“great poet”)
- þjóðsmiðr m (“master-craftsman, great artist”)
- þjóðsterkr (“very strong”)
- þjóðvegr m (“high road”)
- þjóðvel (“very well, excellently”)
- þjóðvitnir m (“the great wolf”)
- þjóðá f (“great river, chief river”)
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