| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: drop |
| etymology | p_gem: droppon |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | ang: arian |
| semantically related | ang: bēam |
| semantically related | ang: beam |
| semantically related | ang: bifian |
| semantically related | ang: blædnes |
| semantically related | ang: blowan |
| semantically related | ang: cliwen |
| semantically related | ang: corn |
| semantically related | ang: drēosan |
| semantically related | ang: dreosan |
| semantically related | ang: dwinan |
| semantically related | ang: dynt |
| semantically related | ang: fana |
| semantically related | ang: fremman |
| semantically related | ang: gealga |
| semantically related | ang: ofġiefan |
| semantically related | ang: ofgiefan |
| semantically related | ang: sal |
| semantically related | ang: sigan |
| semantically related | ang: slupan |
| semantically related | ang: trēow |
| semantically related | ang: understandan |
| translation | eng: drop |
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