Ernstfall
German (Berlin)
[ˈɛʁnstˌfal]
noun
Definitions
- emergency
Etymology
Compound from German Ernst (seriousness, earnestness, zeal, vigour) + German Fall (case, fall, situation).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Fall
Gloss
case, fall, situation
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Ernst English
- fall English
- Abfall German
- Ausfall German
- Ausnahmefall German
- Baufall German
- Beugfall German
- Einzelfall German
- Ernst German
- Fall German
- Fallgrube German
- Fallrohr German
- Fallstudie German
- Fallturm German
- Grenzfall German
- Idealfall German
- Krankheitsfall German
- Kriminalfall German
- Mauerfall German
- Notfall German
- Präzedenzfall German
- Regelfall German
- Regenfall German
- Rückfall German
- Schneefall German
- Sonderfall German
- Sündenfall German
- Unfall German
- Wasserfall German
- Wemfall German
- Wenfall German
- Werfall German
- Wesfall German
- Wessenfall German
- Zweifelsfall German
- Zwischenfall German
- ernsthaft German
- fallweise German
- gleichfalls German
- Ernesto Italian
- Ernesto Spanish, Castilian
- Ernesto Portuguese
- エルンスト Japanese
- Ernesto Esperanto
- ernust Old High German
- val Middle High German
- Fall
- Ernst
- Abfall
- Unfall
- Werfall
- Wenfall
- Notfall
- Ausfall
- Baufall
- Wesfall
- Wemfall
- Fallrohr
- Fallturm
- Beugfall
- Rückfall
- Mauerfall
- Fallgrube
- Regenfall
- ernsthaft
- Idealfall
- fallweise
- Grenzfall
- Regelfall
- Wessenfall
- Fallstudie
- Wasserfall
- Sündenfall
- Schneefall
- Sonderfall
- Einzelfall
- gleichfalls
- Ausnahmefall
- Zweifelsfall
- Zwischenfall
- Kriminalfall
- Präzedenzfall
- Krankheitsfall