sellemoanne

West Frisian

Etymology

Unclear. Selle could be derived from Old Frisian 'sol' (compare modern West Frisian 'soal'), meaning 'mud', referring to ground conditions in this time of winter. Alternatively, it could be related to Old High German 'sēl' and Old English sel, meaning 'good, mild', referring to the end of winter and arrival of milder weather.[1]

Noun

sellemoanne c (plural sellemoannen)

February
Synonym: febrewaris

References

“sellemoanne”, in Wurdboek fan de Fryske taal (in Dutch), 2011

[1] “sellemoanne”, in Wurdboek fan de Fryske taal (in Dutch), 2011

单词	sellemoanne
释义	sellemoanne West Frisian Etymology Unclear. Selle could be derived from Old Frisian 'sol' (compare modern West Frisian 'soal'), meaning 'mud', referring to ground conditions in this time of winter. Alternatively, it could be related to Old High German 'sēl' and Old English sel, meaning 'good, mild', referring to the end of winter and arrival of milder weather.[1] Noun sellemoanne c (plural sellemoannen) February Synonym: febrewaris References “sellemoanne”, in Wurdboek fan de Fryske taal (in Dutch), 2011
随便看	elektrolizatojn elektrolizaton elektrolizi elektrolizinta elektrolizintaj elektrolizintajn elektrolizintan elektrolizinte elektrolizinto elektrolizintoj elektrolizintojn elektrolizinton elektrolizis elektrolizita elektrolizitaj elektrolizitajn elektrolizitan elektrolizite elektrolizito elektrolizitoj elektrolizitojn elektroliziton elektrolizo elektrolizon elektrolizonta