Deck
German (Berlin)
/dɛk/
noun
Definitions
- deck (of a ship or boat)
Etymology
Derived from Dutch, Flemish dek (deck, plane, surface, a cover).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
dek
Gloss
deck, plane, surface, a cover
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- abovedeck English
- afterdeck English
- bedeck English
- cyberdeck English
- deck English
- deckbuilding English
- decker English
- deckest English
- decketh English
- deckful English
- deckhand English
- deckhead English
- deckhouse English
- deckless English
- decklid English
- decklike English
- decklist English
- deckman English
- deckscrub English
- deckside English
- decktop English
- deckward English
- deckwise English
- dicky English
- double-decker English
- foredeck English
- helideck English
- holodeck English
- maindeck English
- messdeck English
- multideck English
- overdeck English
- quarterdeck English
- redeck English
- spraydeck English
- subdeck English
- sundeck English
- topdeck English
- undeck English
- underdeck English
- Achterdeck German
- Doppeldecker German
- Haupt German
- Hauptdeck German
- Hinterdeck German
- Oberdeck German
- Schiff German
- Schiffsdeck German
- Unterdeck German
- Vorderdeck German
- deck Italian
- achterdek Dutch, Flemish
- anderhalfdekker Dutch, Flemish
- campagnedek Dutch, Flemish
- dek Dutch, Flemish
- deklast Dutch, Flemish
- driedekker Dutch, Flemish
- dubbeldekker Dutch, Flemish
- eendekker Dutch, Flemish
- halfdek Dutch, Flemish
- panoramadek Dutch, Flemish
- sneeuwdek Dutch, Flemish
- tweedekker Dutch, Flemish
- vliegdek Dutch, Flemish
- voordek Dutch, Flemish
- wegdek Dutch, Flemish
- wolkendek Dutch, Flemish
- zonnedek Dutch, Flemish
- デッキ Japanese
- dekke Middle English
- deic Irish
- dek Indonesian
- dec Middle Dutch