Bein
German (Berlin)
/baɪ̯n/
noun
Definitions
- leg of a person, animal, or object;
- (archaic) bone
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German bein inherited from Old High German bein inherited from *bain inherited from Proto-Germanic *bainą (bone).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*bainą
Gloss
bone
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
骨
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anklebone English
- armbone English
- backbone English
- barebone English
- bladebone English
- bonable English
- bone English
- boneache English
- bonebed English
- bonedigger English
- bonedog English
- bonedome English
- bonefish English
- bonefolder English
- bonehead English
- boneheaded English
- bonehouse English
- bonejarring English
- boneless English
- bonelet English
- bonelike English
- boner English
- boneseed English
- boneseeker English
- boneset English
- bonesetter English
- bonesetting English
- boneshaker English
- boneshaking English
- boneyard English
- bonfire English
- bony English
- breakbone English
- breastbone English
- browbone English
- cheekbone English
- chickenboner English
- collarbone English
- cuttlebone English
- debone English
- dogbone English
- dragonbone English
- earbone English
- featherbone English
- fingerbone English
- fishbone English
- footbone English
- greenbone English
- hambone English
- heelbone English
- herringbone English
- intrabone English
- jawbone English
- knitbone English
- knucklebone English
- legbone English
- marrowbone English
- neckbone English
- nonbone English
- redbone English
- ridgebone English
- ringbone English
- sharebone English
- shinbone English
- shoulder bone English
- sidebone English
- skullbone English
- spadebone English
- tailbone English
- thighbone English
- unbone English
- underbone English
- whalebone English
- wishbone English
- wristbone English
- yellow bone English
- clavicula Latin
- -ig German
- Beinbruch German
- Beinhaus German
- Beinkleid German
- Beinprothese German
- Beinstellen German
- Bruch German
- Brust German
- Brustbein German
- Dickbein German
- Elefant German
- Elfe German
- Elfenbein German
- Elfenbeinküste German
- Elfenbeinturm German
- Falz German
- Falzbein German
- Fliege German
- Haus German
- Hose German
- Hosenbein German
- Joch German
- Jochbein German
- Kleid German
- Kreuz German
- Kreuzbein German
- Langbeinfliege German
- Nase German
- Nasenbein German
- Nasenbeinbruch German
- Prothese German
- Scheitel German
- Scheitelbein German
- Schläfen German
- Schläfenbein German
- Schlüssel German
- Schlüsselbein German
- Sitz German
- Sitzbein German
- Steiß German
- Steißbein German
- Stellen German
- Streichbein German
- Wade German
- Wadenbein German
- X German
- Zunge German
- Zungenbein German
- beinfarben German
- beinlos German
- dick German
- drei German
- dreibeinig German
- einbeinig German
- lang German
- streichen German
- vier German
- vierbeinig German
- x-beinig German
- zwei German
- zweibeinig German
- achtbenig Dutch, Flemish
- been Dutch, Flemish
- beenafzetting Dutch, Flemish
- beenamputatie Dutch, Flemish
- beenbreek Dutch, Flemish
- beenbreker Dutch, Flemish
- beenbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- beenderhuis Dutch, Flemish
- beendermeel Dutch, Flemish
- beendroog Dutch, Flemish
- beenhouwer Dutch, Flemish
- beenmeel Dutch, Flemish
- beenmerg Dutch, Flemish
- beenpijp Dutch, Flemish
- beenvlies Dutch, Flemish
- benen Dutch, Flemish
- benig Dutch, Flemish
- bombeen Dutch, Flemish
- borstbeen Dutch, Flemish
- brekebeen Dutch, Flemish
- chocoladebeen Dutch, Flemish
- darmbeen Dutch, Flemish
- dijbeen Dutch, Flemish
- heiligbeen Dutch, Flemish
- kaakbeen Dutch, Flemish
- kraakbeen Dutch, Flemish
- kuitbeen Dutch, Flemish
- kunstbeen Dutch, Flemish
- langbenig Dutch, Flemish
- neusbeen Dutch, Flemish
- penisbeen Dutch, Flemish
- schaambeen Dutch, Flemish
- scheenbeen Dutch, Flemish
- sleutelbeen Dutch, Flemish
- spaakbeen Dutch, Flemish
- staartbeen Dutch, Flemish
- stuitbeen Dutch, Flemish
- tweebenig Dutch, Flemish
- vouwbeen Dutch, Flemish
- zitbeen Dutch, Flemish
- *bʰeyh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- elfenbein Norwegian Bokmål
- elfenben Norwegian Bokmål
- *bainą Proto-Germanic
- elfenben Swedish
- elfenbein Norwegian Nynorsk
- ban Old English
- bān Old English
- bon Middle English
- bein Old Norse
- beinn Old Norse
- ben Danish
- benarbejde Danish
- edderkoppeben Danish
- elfenben Danish
- firben Danish
- hofteben Danish
- koben Danish
- kraveben Danish
- lårben Danish
- nøgleben Danish
- ribben Danish
- bêen Middle Dutch
- bein Old High German
- helfantbein Old High German
- been Afrikaans
- bàn Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- bein Middle High German
- diech Middle High German
- helfenbein Middle High German
- Been Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Elfebeen Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- ביין Yiddish
- *bain gmw-pro
- ben Old Dutch
- bēn Old Dutch
- ben Old Saxon
- bēn Old Saxon
- ben Old Frisian
- bēn Old Frisian
- Been German Low German
- bom Volapük
- lisimbein Papiamentu
- bun Tok Pisin
- Been Central Franconian
- Been Hunsrik
- bon Torres Strait Creole
- X
- -ig
- Hose
- lang
- Haus
- dick
- Elfe
- vier
- Nase
- Sitz
- Joch
- Falz
- Wade
- drei
- zwei
- Zunge
- Kleid
- Kreuz
- Steiß
- Brust
- Bruch
- Fliege
- beinlos
- Stellen
- Elefant
- Beinhaus
- Scheitel
- Sitzbein
- Prothese
- Jochbein
- x-beinig
- Schläfen
- Falzbein
- Dickbein
- Brustbein
- Wadenbein
- Steißbein
- Beinkleid
- streichen
- Nasenbein
- Elfenbein
- Kreuzbein
- Beinbruch
- Hosenbein
- einbeinig
- Schlüssel
- vierbeinig
- dreibeinig
- Zungenbein
- zweibeinig
- beinfarben
- Streichbein
- Beinstellen
- Beinprothese
- Scheitelbein
- Schläfenbein
- Schlüsselbein
- Elfenbeinturm
- Langbeinfliege
- Nasenbeinbruch
- Elfenbeinküste