פֿלאָר
'floor'

ETYMOLOGY

ON flórr 'floor of a cowshed', OE flōr 'floor; attic', English floor, Dutch vloer, OHG fluor 'field', MHG vluor, NHG Flur (from Low German?); from PGmc✱flōra- 'floor' < ✱plé/óh₂-ro- (EUR) (or from ✱plā-, see פֿלאָדן, פֿלאַך).
Related: Old Prussian plonis 'threshing floor', Lithuanian plónas 'thin', Latin plānus 'flat'.

WESTERN

Holland (Netherlands)

Flur (< Dutch vloer) {HOLLAND, Beem, Jerosche}
- Aanmool kakt er uf die flur, macht er grouss rumur. 'Once he does his needs on the floor, he makes a big noise. He presents the most trivial things as special achievements.' {Jerosche №214}