nød
Danish
/nød/, /nøːd/, /nøːd/
noun
Definitions
- nut a seed with a hard shell
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse hnot (nut) derived from Proto-Germanic *hnuts (nut) derived from Proto-Indo-European *knew- (scrape, scratch, rub).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*knew-
Gloss
scrape, scratch, rub
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Nutbush English
- Nutella English
- Ringnut English
- acorn nut English
- beech nut English
- beechnut English
- bitternut English
- bladdernut English
- bloodnut English
- breadnut English
- butterfly nut English
- butternut English
- candlenut English
- clagnut English
- coconut English
- dicknut English
- donut English
- doughnut English
- dumbnut English
- econut English
- environut English
- fluffernutter English
- fucknut English
- fuzznut English
- gallnut English
- gingernut English
- groundnut English
- gumnut English
- hazelnut English
- heartnut English
- hognut English
- locknut English
- micronut English
- monkey nut English
- nut English
- nut dash English
- nut up English
- nut-brown English
- nut-head English
- nutarian English
- nutbag English
- nutball English
- nutballs English
- nutbar English
- nutbowl English
- nutbreaker English
- nutburger English
- nutcake English
- nutcase English
- nutcrack English
- nutcracker English
- nutfarm English
- nutgall English
- nutgrass English
- nuthack English
- nuthacker English
- nuthatch English
- nuthead English
- nuthook English
- nuthouse English
- nuthugger English
- nutjobber English
- nutless English
- nutlet English
- nutlike English
- nutling English
- nutly English
- nutmeal English
- nutmeat English
- nutpecker English
- nutpick English
- nutpicking English
- nutrider English
- nutrush English
- nutsack English
- nutsedge English
- nutshell English
- nutshot English
- nutter English
- nuttery English
- nutty English
- nutwood English
- oilnut English
- peanut English
- peppernut English
- pignut English
- seednut English
- soapnut English
- spicenut English
- thumbnut English
- walshnut English
- welshnut English
- wing nut English
- wingnut English
- nucem Latin
- nucem, nux Latin
- nux Latin
- Atemnot German
- Brechnuss German
- Cashewnuss German
- Erdnuss German
- Haselnuss German
- Hungersnot German
- Kindesnot German
- Kokosnuss German
- Not German
- Notarzt German
- Notaufnahme German
- Notausgang German
- Notdienst German
- Notfall German
- Notgeld German
- Notlage German
- Notlösung German
- Notruf German
- Notsignal German
- Nottaufe German
- Notwehr German
- Notzeit German
- Nuss German
- Nussschale German
- Paradiesnuss German
- Paranuss German
- Pekannuss German
- Pfeffernuss German
- Seenot German
- Waschnuss German
- Zeitnot German
- notdürftig German
- notgedrungen German
- notgeil German
- notlanden German
- notleidend German
- nottun German
- notwendig German
- nussförmig German
- nussig German
- nötig German
- nuce Italian
- πίσον Ancient Greek
- χνόος Ancient Greek
- *knew- Proto-Indo-European
- *hnuppô Proto-Germanic
- *hnuts Proto-Germanic
- *naudiz Proto-Germanic
- ナット Japanese
- nøtt Norwegian Nynorsk
- hnutu Old English
- nied Old English
- nute Middle English
- hnot Old Norse
- hunger Danish
- hungersnød Danish
- jord Danish
- jordnød Danish
- jordnøddeolie Danish
- jordnøddesmør Danish
- kokos Danish
- kokosnød Danish
- nødudgang Danish
- nødvendig Danish
- udgang Danish
- ånde Danish
- åndenød Danish
- nusche Old French
- hneta Icelandic
- hnot Icelandic
- นอต Thai
- nuz Old High German
- nuco Ido
- nøt Faroese
- nōt Middle High German
- Afennoss Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Hieselnoss Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Noss Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *hnut gmw-pro
- *nutu Old Dutch
- *knūs Proto-Celtic
- nôt Middle Low German
- nut Old Swedish
- 너트 Korean
- Hungersnoot Low German
- Noot Low German
- Watersnoot Low German
- noti Hausa