| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | dan: parvis |
| etymology | eng: par |
| has derived form | dan: parrene |
| has derived form | dan: parrenes |
| has derived form | dan: parret |
| has derived form | dan: parrets |
| has derived form | dan: pars |
| is derived from | dan: parre |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /paːr/ |
| pronunciation | /par/ |
| semantically related | dan: ægtepar |
| semantically related | dan: broder |
| semantically related | dan: bror |
| semantically related | dan: dæk |
| semantically related | dan: dobbelt |
| semantically related | dan: mage |
| semantically related | dan: spand |
| semantically related | dan: stiver |
| semantically related | dan: tændstik |
| semantically related | dan: total |
| semantically related | dan: tvilling |
| translation | eng: couple |
| translation | eng: pair |
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