mánaðr
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Old Norse
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Alternative forms
1.2
Etymology
1.3
Noun
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Old Norse
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mánuðr
Etymology
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From
Proto-Germanic
*mēnōþs
(
“
month
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)
. See there for further cognates.
Noun
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mánaðr
m
month
Descendants
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Icelandic:
mánuður
Faroese:
mánaður
Norwegian Nynorsk:
månad
Elfdalian:
månað
Old Swedish:
mānaþer
Swedish:
månad
Old Danish:
maanædh
Danish:
måned
Norwegian Bokmål:
måned
Old Gutnish:
manaþr
Gutnish:
måne
,
mån'
,
mane
,
mana
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