wier

(Engels)

Noun

seaweed

Pron

1. (archaic, interrogative) whose (feminine, plural)
2. (dated, relative) whose (feminine, plural)

Etimologie (Engels)

Geërf van Middle Dutch: wier

Geërf van Old Dutch: -

In summary

From Middle Dutch wier (“seaweed”), possibly descended through Old Dutch from Proto-West Germanic *wair, related to *wīraz, or was borrowed from West Frisian.
Cognate with dialectal English ware (“seaweed”), Old English wār (“seaweed”).

Sinonieme

wiens

van wie

alge

wie d’r

wie z’n

zeewier

waarvan