Dickhornschaf
German (Berlin)
/ˈdɪkhɔʁnˌʃaːf/
noun
Definitions
- bighorn sheep
Etymology
Compound from German dick (thick, fat, big) + German Horn (horn)+ German Schaf (sheep).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Schaf
Gloss
sheep
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
羊
Emoji
🐏 🐑
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Schaefer English
- thick English
- Alphorn German
- Bockshorn German
- Dickbein German
- Dickdarm German
- Dicke German
- Dickkopf German
- Flügelhorn German
- Hausschaf German
- Horn German
- Hornblende German
- Hornfels German
- Hornstein German
- Hörnchen German
- Jagdhorn German
- Mutterschaf German
- Nashorn German
- Nebelhorn German
- Posthorn German
- Riesenwildschaf German
- Schaf German
- Schaffleisch German
- Schafgarbe German
- Schafherde German
- Schafhirte German
- Schaftrift German
- Schafzucht German
- Schneeschaf German
- Schäfchen German
- Waldhorn German
- armdick German
- dick German
- dickbäuchig German
- dickflüssig German
- dickleibig German
- dicklich German
- faustdick German
- gehörnt German
- meterdick German
- горн Russian
- *þekuz Proto-Germanic
- ホルン Japanese
- dika Esperanto
- ŝafo Esperanto
- dicke Middle High German
- horn Middle High German
- schāf Middle High German
- Schaf Alemannic German
- gorn Crimean Tatar
- Horn
- dick
- Schaf
- Dicke
- armdick
- Alphorn
- gehörnt
- Nashorn
- Posthorn
- dicklich
- Waldhorn
- Dickbein
- Jagdhorn
- Hörnchen
- Dickkopf
- Hornfels
- Dickdarm
- Nebelhorn
- Bockshorn
- Hausschaf
- meterdick
- Hornstein
- Schäfchen
- faustdick
- dickleibig
- Schafhirte
- Schafgarbe
- Flügelhorn
- Schafzucht
- Schaftrift
- Hornblende
- Schafherde
- dickflüssig
- Schneeschaf
- dickbäuchig
- Mutterschaf
- Schaffleisch
- Riesenwildschaf