Floor

floor Alemannic German gsw 2018 September 3 Etymology From gsw gmh vlor vlōr, from gsw la flōs. Cognate with de Flor. Pronunciation gsw /floːr/ Zurich Noun gsw noun m garden flower gsw 1908 w:Meinrad Lienert ’s Heiwili „Maria, spreit dy guldi FlorJetz gnädig über üsers Hus!“ ‘Maria, spread these golden flowers generously now around our house!’ bloom, blooming gauze, crape; veil Dutch Etymology Ultimately from nl la flōs flower (stem flōr-, as seen in the accusative la flōrem), whence also nl Fleur, nl Flora. nl Pronunciation nl /floːr/ nl Nl-Floor.ogg nl Floor nl oːr Proper noun f nl female Proper noun m nl uncommon nl male Low German Etymology From nds gml vlôr, from nds osx *flōr, from nds gem-pro *flōraz. Cognate with de Flur, nl vloer, en floor. Noun m Floren nds GLG hallway or entrance to a house the floor of a hallway or corridor connecting various rooms in a house tile stone slab Saterland Frisian Etymology From stq ofs *flōr, from stq gem-pro *flōraz. Cognate with en floor. Noun stq noun m floor Synonyms stq Foutbeen