Feinstaub
German (Berlin)
[ˈfaɪ̯nˌʃtaʊ̯p]
noun
Definitions
- particulate matter, particulates
Etymology
Compound from German fein (fine, good) + German Staub (dust, powder).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Staub
Gloss
dust, powder
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Feinchemikalie German
- Feingebäck German
- Feingefühl German
- Feinguss German
- Feinpulver German
- Feinschmecker German
- Feinsilber German
- Feinstruktur German
- Flugstaub German
- Metallstaub German
- Staub German
- Staubblatt German
- Staubexplosion German
- Staubgefäß German
- Staublappen German
- Staublunge German
- Staubsauger German
- Staubsturm German
- Staubwedel German
- Staubwolke German
- Sternenstaub German
- Stäubchen German
- fein German
- feinfühlend German
- feingemahlen German
- feinherb German
- feinkörnig German
- feinmaschig German
- feinporig German
- feinpulvrig German
- feinverteilt German
- staubbeladen German
- staubig German
- staubtrocken German
- stäuben German
- superfein German
- fino Italian
- fajne Polish
- fajny Polish
- fajn Serbo-Croatian
- fin Serbo-Croatian
- fain Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- fîn Middle High German
- fein
- Staub
- staubig
- stäuben
- Feinguss
- feinherb
- Flugstaub
- feinporig
- superfein
- Stäubchen
- Staubwedel
- Staubsturm
- Staubgefäß
- Staublunge
- feinkörnig
- Staubblatt
- Feinpulver
- Feinsilber
- Feingebäck
- Feingefühl
- Staubwolke
- Staubsauger
- Staublappen
- feinfühlend
- feinmaschig
- Metallstaub
- feinpulvrig
- staubtrocken
- staubbeladen
- Feinstruktur
- feingemahlen
- feinverteilt
- Sternenstaub
- Feinschmecker
- Feinchemikalie
- Staubexplosion