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From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Middle Low German lōf. The contemporary vocalism may be due to influence by cognate (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Dutch loef. See related (deprecated template usage) [etyl] English luff for more.

Luv f (genitive Luv, no plural)

the windward side of a ship (the side facing the wind)
- Tosende See an Luv und Lee
  raging sea on the windward and leeward sides

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 ===Etymology===
-From {{etyl|gml|de}} {{m|gml|lōf}}. The contemporary vocalism may be due to influence by cognate {{etyl|nl|-}} {{m|nl|loef}}. See related {{etyl|en|-}} {{m|nl|luff}} for more.
+From {{etyl|gml|de}} {{m|gml|lōf}}. The contemporary vocalism may be due to influence by cognate {{etyl|nl|de}} {{m|nl|loef}}. See related {{etyl|en|-}} {{m|nl|luff}} for more.
 ===Pronunciation===