-ledes

ledes Ledes Danish Etymology From da led led(es). Suffix da suffix in a manner or way; used in forming adverbs Derived terms da References da adverb-forming suffixes Norwegian Bokmål Etymology nb ine-pro *leyt- nb da -ledes, from nb gmq-oda -ledes, originally an adverbial genitive of a noun derived from da led way; course. The noun base ultimately derives from nb gem-pro *laidō way; course, from nb ine-pro *leyt- to go. The corresponding Old Norse form is non -leiðis, the genitive of non leiði, related to non leið way; course. nb -leis. Compare nn -leis and sv -ledes in a specified manner. The noun base is cognate with is leið and fo leið way; path, and with en lode, originally “way, course”. Pronunciation nb /-leːdəs/ [-leːdəs] nb eːdəs 2 nb -le des Suffix nb suffix adverb-forming suffixes -wise, -ly; in the manner specified by the first element; forms adverbs from pronouns, adverbs or adjectives. nb Vi må gjøre det annerledes. We must do it differently. nb 1890 Henrik Ibsen Henrik Ibsen Hedda Gabler https://ibsen.uio.no/DRVIT_HG%7CHG90.xhtml?facs=Ja 144 således og ikke anderledes kommer han He will come in this way and no other. Synonyms nb -leis in a specified manner Derived terms nb annerledes differently; different nb hvorledes how nb likeledes likewise nb noenledes in some way nb således thus; in this way References Swedish Suffix sv suffix in a manner, by a means; creating adverbs Derived terms sv from sv led See also sv -lunda Anagrams sv deels sedel