åbne
Danish
/ˈɔːbnə/
verb
Definitions
- to open
Etymology
Inherited from Old Danish opnæ inherited from Old Norse opna inherited from Proto-Germanic *upanōną (lift, open, raise).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*upanōną
Gloss
lift, open, raise
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- OpenBSD English
- breakopen English
- eye-opener English
- eye-opening English
- half-open English
- open English
- open sea English
- open source English
- open-handed English
- open-hearted English
- open-mid English
- open-minded English
- openability English
- openable English
- openbill English
- opencast English
- opener English
- openest English
- openeth English
- openhearted English
- openly English
- openness English
- openside English
- opensightly English
- openwork English
- reopen English
- semiopen English
- unopen English
- eröffnen German
- Öffner German
- öffnen German
- open French
- open Spanish, Castilian
- *upanōną Proto-Germanic
- *upanǭ Proto-Germanic
- öppna Swedish
- opna Norwegian Nynorsk
- opne Norwegian Nynorsk
- openian Old English
- open Middle English
- opna Old Norse
- open Catalan, Valencian
- opna Icelandic
- offanōn Old High German
- offenen Middle High German
- opanon Old Dutch
- op Tok Pisin
- opnæ Old Danish
- obna Scanian