*h2lei- (“slimy, to slip”). Cognate to Old Prussian laydis (“loam, clay”). <span class="searchmatch">ledh</span> m loam, clay, river (-sand/bank), mass (of earth) From Proto-Albanian *leð/dᶻ́-a-...
<span class="searchmatch">ledh</span> A variant of <span class="searchmatch">ledh</span>. ledhë f (plural ledha, definite ledha, definite plural ledhat) I caress, flatter, stroke lëndoj...
See also: led, <span class="searchmatch">ledh</span>, leth, LED, leþ, and leth- leð n Alternative spelling of leth...
Borrowed through Vulgar Latin from Latin vallum. Alternatively from Proto-Indo-European *wel- (“to turn, wind, roll”). avulli wall mur <span class="searchmatch">ledh</span> zid...
From Old Albanian zgëledh, zgledh, from zga (“out”) + *<span class="searchmatch">ledh</span> (in mbledh), from Proto-Indo-European *leǵ-. See related zgjedh. zgledh (aorist zglodha, participle...
(“supple”), Danish and German lind (“mild”). Possibly a nasal variant of <span class="searchmatch">ledh</span> (“to caress, stroke”). lëndoj (aorist lëndova, participle lënduar) to hurt...
Suffixed formation from <span class="searchmatch">ledh</span>. IPA(key): [lɛðaˈtɔj] ledhatoj (aorist ledhatova, participle ledhatuar) to caress, to fondle Standard Albanian conjugation...
earlier *përgëledh, a methatesized formation of gledhë. Alternatively based on <span class="searchmatch">ledh</span>, with a double prefix; për- + kë- + dhel. përkëdhel (aorist përkëdhela...
on Latvian Wikipedia From Proto-Baltic *ledús, from Proto-Indo-European *<span class="searchmatch">ledʰ</span>- (“ice”), perhaps the same as *leydʰ- (“slippery, to slide”). Cognates include...
levee (clarification of this definition is needed) Synonyms: sfrat, pendë, <span class="searchmatch">ledh</span> (figurative) difficulty, obstacle Synonym: pengesë (This etymology is missing...