u̯ōro-
madness; dizziness, weariness
Cross References - Pokorny
1. u̯erǵ-, u̯reǵ-5. su̯er-Reflexes - Pokorny
| Language | Reflex(es) | Gloss | Grammar | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | ||||
| Old English | mere-wērig | weary of seafaring, lit. sea-weary | adj | ASD LRC |
| Old English | wērig | weary | adj | LRC |
| Middle English | wery | weary | adj | W7 LRC |
| English | weariness | tiredness, state/quality of being weary | n | W7 LRC |
| English | weary | worn out, exhausted | adj | LRC |
| West Germanic | ||||
| Old Saxon | sīð-wōrig | lit. travel-weary | adj | ASD LRC |
| Old High German | wuorag, wōrag | drunk, intoxicated | adj | W7 ASD LRC |
| North Germanic | ||||
| Old Norse | œrr | mad, frantic | adj | LRC |
| Hellenic | ||||
| Greek | hōrakian | to faint | vb | W7 LRC |
Related Concepticon Concepts
| ID | Gloss | Definition | Semantic Field |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1757 | TIRED | In need of some rest or sleep, due to lack of sleep or as a result of hard work or physical activity. | The body |
| 2712 | GET DIZZY | Experience an impairment in spatial perception and stability. | Basic actions and technology |
| 1899 | MAD | Mentally ill. | Cognition |
| 1996 | GET TIRED | To become tired through overuse or great strain or stress. | The body |