Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/ungahauʀisam
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This Proto-West Germanic entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence. |
Proto-West Germanic
Etymology
From *un- + *gahauʀisam (“obedient”).
Adjective
*ungahauʀisam
- disobedient
- Synonyms: *ungahauʀīg, *unhauʀisam, *unhauʀīg
Derived terms
Descendants
- Old English: unġehīersum, unġehīrsum, unġehȳrsum
- Middle English: unʒehersum
- Old Saxon: ungihōrsam
- Middle Low German: ungehōrsam, ungehōrsem, ongehōrsam
- German Low German: ungehorsaam
- Middle Low German: ungehōrsam, ungehōrsem, ongehōrsam
- Old Dutch: *ungihōrsam
- Middle Dutch: ongehoorsam
- Dutch: ongehoorzaam
- Afrikaans: ongehoorsaam
- Negerhollands: ongehoorsaam, ongesaem
- → West Frisian: ûngehoarsum
- Dutch: ongehoorzaam
- Middle Dutch: ongehoorsam
- Old High German: *ungihōrsam
- Middle High German: ungehōrsam
- German: ungehorsam
- Middle High German: ungehōrsam