wier

Noun

seaweed

Pron

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

Etymology

Inherited from Middle Dutch: wier

Inherited from 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”).

Concepts

whose

alga

seaweed

algae

weed

of which

which one’s

Synonyms

wiens

van wie

alge

wie d’r

wie z’n

zeewier

waarvan

Translations

Alge

dessen

duquel

algue

wessen

deren

alga

dont

alga

de qui

alga

alga

alga

cujo

cuius