Drehorgel
German (Berlin)
/ˈdreːʔɔʁɡl̩/
noun
Definitions
- barrel organ pipe instrument with air controlled pins in a revolving barrel
Etymology
Affix from German drehen (turn, shoot, throw, revolve) + German Orgel (organ, harp).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Orgel
Gloss
organ, harp
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Dreharbeit German
- Drehbank German
- Drehbuch German
- Dreher German
- Drehkreuz German
- Drehleier German
- Drehmaschine German
- Drehmoment German
- Drehort German
- Drehpunkt German
- Drehtür German
- Drehung German
- Kirchenorgel German
- Orgel German
- Orgelklang German
- Orgelkonzert German
- Orgelmetall German
- Orgelpfeife German
- Orgelspiel German
- Orgelspieler German
- Stalinorgel German
- abdrehen German
- andrehen German
- aufdrehen German
- beidrehen German
- drehbar German
- drehen German
- durchdrehen German
- herumdrehen German
- orgeln German
- rückdrehen German
- umdrehen German
- verdrehen German
- zudrehen German
- orgel Swedish
- orgel Danish
- drejati Serbo-Croatian
- orgel Icelandic
- drāen Old High German
- orgul Faroese
- orgel Middle High German
- Orgel
- orgeln
- drehen
- Dreher
- Drehort
- Drehtür
- drehbar
- Drehung
- andrehen
- Drehbank
- umdrehen
- abdrehen
- zudrehen
- Drehbuch
- Drehkreuz
- Drehleier
- aufdrehen
- Drehpunkt
- beidrehen
- verdrehen
- Dreharbeit
- Orgelspiel
- rückdrehen
- Orgelklang
- Drehmoment
- durchdrehen
- Stalinorgel
- Orgelpfeife
- Orgelmetall
- herumdrehen
- Orgelkonzert
- Drehmaschine
- Orgelspieler
- Kirchenorgel