vidunder.
monster, monstrosity, especially animalistic beings in fairy tales and the like
Meaning & usage
monster, monstrosity, especially animalistic beings in fairy tales and the like
(remarkable or astonishing) event, phenomenon miracle
(remarkable or astonishing) event, phenomenon omen
(remarkable or astonishing) event, phenomenon wonder, marvel, astonishment
(remarkable or astonishing) event, phenomenon spectacle, ridicule
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Swedish vidhunder (“wonder; omen”): viþer + under. By surface analysis, vid (preposition) + under (noun), the prefix cognate to with, and the suffix to wonder. The sense of monster since 1624. Comparable terms in other languages: Japanese 怪獣 (kaijū)
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