Reconstruction:Old Dutch/hara
Old Dutch
editAlternative forms
edit- *heri (umlauted via oblique cases)
Etymology
editPossibly related to Proto-Germanic *harugaz (“pile of stones”). (This etymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at the Etymology scriptorium.)
Pronunciation
editNoun
edit*hara f
Derived terms
editAs toponym:
As toponymic prefix:
- harburg (“a placename”)
- harenbecca (“a placename”)
- harlō (“a placename”)
- harēm (“a placename”)
As toponymic suffix:
- arnharon (“Eenrum”)
- dūuelhara (“a hydronym”)
- eluiteri (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- ennethere (“Enter”, (< *heri))
- fathinchere (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- fumarhara (“a placename”)
- gērnere (“Gaanderen”, (< *heri))
- helnere (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- hotseri (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- lacharen (“a placename”)
- loningheri (“Lonneker”, (< *heri))
- luchere (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- lutheri (“Losser”, (< *heri))
- līneren (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- līnhere (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- machera (“Macharen”)
- manheri (“Mander”, (< *heri))
- multeri (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- northanheri (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- oldehare (“a placename”)
- ortheren (“Oorderen”, (< *heri))
- rēnheri (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- stēnhere (“Steenderen”, (< *heri))
- subenhari (“Zevenaar”)
- thuleri (“Dulder”, (< *heri))
- walacheri (“Walcheren”, (< *heri))
- wasnare (“Wassenaar”)
- west eppinheri (“a placename”, (< *heri))
- wetera (“Wetteren”, (< *heri))
- wulfara (“a placename”)
- ōst eppinheri (“a placename”, (< *heri))
Uncertain:
References
edit“hara, heri (I)”, in Oudnederlands Woordenboek, 2012