Bolzen
German (Berlin)
/ˈbɔlt͡sən/
noun
Definitions
- bolt cylindrical pin
- bolt crossbow projectile
- penis
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German bolz inherited from Old High German bolz inherited from Proto-Germanic *bultaz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*bultaz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- adderbolt English
- birdbolt English
- bolt English
- bolt-hole English
- boltable English
- bolter English
- boltest English
- bolteth English
- boltface English
- bolthead English
- bolthole English
- boltless English
- boltlike English
- chainbolt English
- deadbolt English
- drawbolt English
- driftbolt English
- drivebolt English
- eyebolt English
- firebolt English
- fishbolt English
- headbolt English
- kingbolt English
- lockbolt English
- rebolt English
- ringbolt English
- setbolt English
- staybolt English
- superbolt English
- thunderbolt English
- unbolt English
- wringbolt English
- Bolzenschneider German
- Schneider German
- achterbout Dutch, Flemish
- bout Dutch, Flemish
- bouten Dutch, Flemish
- boutkogel Dutch, Flemish
- kippenbout Dutch, Flemish
- korenbout Dutch, Flemish
- kruisboogbout Dutch, Flemish
- schattebout Dutch, Flemish
- schietbout Dutch, Flemish
- soldeerbout Dutch, Flemish
- strijkbout Dutch, Flemish
- wildbout Dutch, Flemish
- buzonear Spanish, Castilian
- buzón Spanish, Castilian
- *bʰeld- Proto-Indo-European
- *bultaz Proto-Germanic
- ボルト Japanese
- bolt Old English
- bolt Middle English
- bolta Irish
- boltaíþrótt Icelandic
- bolti Icelandic
- körfubolti Icelandic
- mjúkbolti Icelandic
- tennisbolti Icelandic
- baut Indonesian
- bout Middle Dutch
- bolz Old High German
- bulta Latvian
- bolz Middle High German
- *bolt Old Dutch
- bolte Middle Low German
- 볼트 Korean
- *bultjo Frankish
- bozón Old Spanish
- bulut Fiji Hindi