Ameise
German (Berlin)
/ˈaː.(ˌ)maɪ̯.zə/
noun
Definitions
- ant
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German āmeiza inherited from *āmaitijā (biting-thing, cutter).
Origin
*āmaitijā
Gloss
biting-thing, cutter
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ant English
- ant thrush English
- ant-bed English
- ant-hill English
- antbird English
- antdom English
- anteater English
- anteating English
- antheap English
- anthill English
- anthood English
- anting English
- antish English
- antkind English
- antless English
- antlet English
- antlike English
- antling English
- antlion English
- antly English
- antpecker English
- antpipit English
- antpitta English
- antproof English
- antshrike English
- antvireo English
- anty English
- bullet ant English
- honey-pot ant English
- pissant English
- skull-collecting ant English
- trap-jaw ant English
- -n German
- Algorithmus German
- Ameisenalgorithmus German
- Ameisenbär German
- Ameisenhaufen German
- Ameisenhügel German
- Ameisenigel German
- Ameisenjungfer German
- Ameisenkönigin German
- Ameisenlöwe German
- Ameisenwürger German
- Bambusameisenwürger German
- Bär German
- Feuer German
- Feuerameise German
- Haufen German
- Hügel German
- Igel German
- Jungfer German
- Kurzschwanz-Ameisenwürger German
- Königin German
- Löwe German
- Würger German
- Zebraameisenwürger German
- *ē- Proto-Germanic
- æmette Old English
- ǣmette Old English
- ampte Middle English
- ameiza, āmeiza Old High German
- āmeiza Old High German
- Ameis Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *āmaitijā gmw-pro
- *āmētia Old Saxon
- Ameisse Alemannic German
- aomezeik Limburgan, Limburger, Limburgish