cnif
Old English
noun
Definitions
- knife
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Germanic *knībaz (knife).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*knībaz
Gloss
knife
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Classifier
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Aufschnittmesser German
- Austernmesser German
- Brotmesser German
- Druckmesser German
- Einwegmesser German
- Essmesser German
- Feldmesser German
- Fischmesser German
- Fleischmesser German
- Gemüsemesser German
- Geschwindigkeitsmesser German
- Holzmesser German
- Höhenmesser German
- Kindermesser German
- Kochmesser German
- Kuchenmesser German
- Kunststoffmesser German
- Käsemesser German
- Küchenmesser German
- Messer German
- Messerstecherei German
- Metallmesser German
- Obstmesser German
- Plastemesser German
- Plastikmesser German
- Rasiermesser German
- Salatmesser German
- Schermesser German
- Schneidemesser German
- Silbermesser German
- Springmesser German
- Steakmesser German
- Sägemesser German
- Taschenmesser German
- Teigmesser German
- Teppichmesser German
- Winkelmesser German
- Wurfmesser German
- Wurstmesser German
- messerscharf German
- knijf Dutch, Flemish
- *gneybʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- kniv Norwegian Bokmål
- *knībaz Proto-Germanic
- kniv Norwegian Nynorsk
- cnīf Old English
- knífr Old Norse
- kniv Danish
- cnivet Old French
- hnífur Icelandic
- cnijf Middle Dutch
- knívur Faroese
- knîp Middle High German
- messer Middle High German
- *knīb gmw-pro
- *knīf Old Dutch
- knīpen Middle Low German
- *knīf Old Saxon
- *nijpē Proto-Samic
- kniver Old Swedish
- kniver, knīver Old Swedish
- *knīb, *knīf Frankish
- Knif North Frisian
- canivet Old Catalan