hul
Danish
/hol/, /huːˀl/, /huːˀl/
noun
Definitions
- hole
- gap
- blank
- leak
- cavity
- (electronics) hole
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse hol (hole, cave) inherited from Proto-Germanic *hulą (hollow space, hole, cavity, hollow), *hulaz (hollow, hole).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*hulaz
Gloss
hollow, hole
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airhole English
- antihole English
- armhole English
- arrow-hole English
- arsehole English
- asshole English
- beanhole English
- blasthole English
- blockhole English
- blowhole English
- bolt-hole English
- bolthole English
- bootyhole English
- borehole English
- bullethole English
- bumhole English
- bunghole English
- butthole English
- cakehole English
- cathole English
- chuckhole English
- coal hole English
- cockhole English
- corehole English
- cornhole English
- crabhole English
- craphole English
- creephole English
- cubbyhole English
- cumhole English
- cyberhole English
- denehole English
- dickhole English
- dihole English
- doghole English
- downhole English
- dreamhole English
- driphole English
- dusthole English
- earhole English
- earthhole English
- eyehole English
- farthole English
- feedhole English
- fingerhole English
- firehole English
- foothole English
- foxhole English
- fuckhole English
- funkhole English
- gully-hole English
- hand-hole English
- handhole English
- hawsehole English
- hole English
- hole saw English
- hole up English
- holeable English
- holeful English
- holeless English
- holelike English
- holeproof English
- holepunch English
- holer English
- holeshot English
- holey English
- holon English
- jaw-hole English
- keyhole English
- kneehole English
- knothole English
- knuckerhole English
- lamphole English
- leghole English
- lughole English
- maintenance hole English
- manhole English
- microhole English
- minihole English
- mousehole English
- mudhole English
- multihole English
- nanohole English
- nosehole English
- oarhole English
- outhole English
- peehole English
- peephole English
- pesthole English
- photohole English
- piehole English
- pigeonhole English
- pinhole English
- pisshole English
- plughole English
- poophole English
- pophole English
- porthole English
- posthole English
- pothole English
- pritchel hole English
- pukehole English
- pussyhole English
- quasihole English
- rathole English
- ringhole English
- rockhole English
- roothole English
- rudderhole English
- scumhole English
- shakehole English
- shithole English
- shothole English
- sighthole English
- sinkhole English
- sleazehole English
- slimehole English
- smokehole English
- snowhole English
- spouthole English
- spyhole English
- stakehole English
- stinkhole English
- stokehole English
- stumphole English
- suckhole English
- tailhole English
- taphole English
- thumbhole English
- traphole English
- underhole English
- uphole English
- venthole English
- waterhole English
- weephole English
- wellhole English
- woodhole English
- wormhole English
- Achselhöhle German
- Augenhöhle German
- Baumhöhle German
- Höhle German
- Höhlenbewohner German
- Höhlenforscher German
- Höhlenkunde German
- Höhlenlöwe German
- Höhlenmalerei German
- Onanie German
- hohl German
- houle French
- *kuH- Proto-Indo-European
- *hulaz Proto-Germanic
- *hulą Proto-Germanic
- hòl Norwegian Nynorsk
- hol Old English
- hole Middle English
- hol Old Norse
- holr Old Norse
- fisse Danish
- fissehul Danish
- hulhed Danish
- røv Danish
- røvhul Danish
- hola Icelandic
- hol Old High German
- hol Faroese
- hüle Middle High German
- *hol Old Dutch
- hul Old Swedish
- হোল Bengali
- hol Old Frisian
- hul Tok Pisin
- olo Sranan Tongo