Blick
German (Berlin)
[blɪk]
noun
Definitions
- glance, look
- view
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German blic inherited from Old High German blik inherited from Proto-Germanic *blikaz inherited from Proto-Indo-European *bʰleyg-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*bʰleyg-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- jumalanpilkka Finnish
- pilkallinen Finnish
- pilkata Finnish
- pilke Finnish
- pilkka Finnish
- pilkkahinta Finnish
- pilkkakirjoitus Finnish
- pilkkakirves Finnish
- pilkkasiipi Finnish
- pilkkoa Finnish
- pilkku Finnish
- pilkoittaa Finnish
- valkopilkkahai Finnish
- Auge German
- Augenblick German
- Augenblicksbildung German
- Blickkontakt German
- Blickwinkel German
- Hund German
- Hundeblick German
- Jahresrückblick German
- Kontakt German
- Licht German
- Lichtblick German
- Rückblick German
- Silber German
- Silberblick German
- Tunnel German
- Tunnelblick German
- Weitblick German
- Winkel German
- augenblicklich German
- weit German
- Überblick German
- über German
- aanblik Dutch, Flemish
- blik Dutch, Flemish
- blikken Dutch, Flemish
- bliklopen Dutch, Flemish
- blikschade Dutch, Flemish
- blikslager Dutch, Flemish
- blikvanger Dutch, Flemish
- cakeblik Dutch, Flemish
- conservenblik Dutch, Flemish
- inblikken Dutch, Flemish
- koekblik Dutch, Flemish
- ogenblik Dutch, Flemish
- terugblik Dutch, Flemish
- vooruitblik Dutch, Flemish
- *bʰleyg- Proto-Indo-European
- *blikaz Proto-Germanic
- blik Danish
- blikfang Danish
- bølgeblik Danish
- øjeblik Danish
- augnablik Icelandic
- blik Icelandic
- blic Middle Dutch
- blik Old High German
- blic Middle High German
- ougenblick Middle High German
- Abléck Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Bléck Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *pilkka Proto-Finnic
- blick Middle Low German
- blek Javanese