Form
German (Berlin)
/fɔʁm/
noun
Definitions
- shape
- form (order of doing things)
Etymology
Derived from Latin forma (shape, form, image, outline, etc, kind, figure, sort, plan, manner, frame, case, mold).
Origin
Latin
forma
Gloss
shape, form, image, outline, etc, kind, figure, sort, plan, manner, frame, case, mold
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
姿
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- form English
- acutiformis Latin
- bacilliformis Latin
- cancriformis Latin
- forma Latin
- lyriformis Latin
- pediformis Latin
- scalpelliformis Latin
- vermiformis Latin
- -en- German
- -förmig German
- -s- German
- Backform German
- Bau German
- Bauform German
- Dauer German
- Dauerform German
- Formenlehre German
- Formwandler German
- Gas German
- Gasform German
- Grund German
- Grundform German
- Handel German
- Handelsform German
- Kopf German
- Kopfform German
- Koseform German
- Kristall German
- Kristallform German
- Leben German
- Lebensform German
- Lehre German
- Nebenform German
- Nennform German
- Pulver German
- Pulverform German
- Pyramide German
- Pyramidenform German
- Reinform German
- Steigerung German
- Steigerungsform German
- Tropfen German
- Tropfenform German
- Vergrößerung German
- Vergrößerungsform German
- Verkleinerung German
- Verkleinerungsform German
- Wirklichkeit German
- Wirklichkeitsform German
- Wort German
- Wortform German
- Wunsch German
- Wunschform German
- Wägeform German
- backen German
- beständig German
- formal German
- formbeständig German
- formlos German
- formschön German
- formstabil German
- förmlich German
- kosen German
- n German
- nennen German
- rein German
- schön German
- stabil German
- wandeln German
- wägen German
- forma Hungarian
- forma Italian
- forme French
- microforme French
- préforme French
- фо́рма Russian
- forma Spanish, Castilian
- μορφή Ancient Greek
- μόρφα Ancient Greek
- μόρφη Ancient Greek
- form Norwegian Bokmål
- forma Polish
- form Norwegian Nynorsk
- forme Old French
- formă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- form Turkish
- forma Old Swedish
- forma Lithuanian
- furma Sicilian
- fom Volapük
- fòm Haitian, Haitian Creole
- n
- Bau
- -s-
- Gas
- -en-
- Kopf
- rein
- Wort
- kosen
- Lehre
- schön
- wägen
- Leben
- Dauer
- Grund
- backen
- nennen
- Handel
- formal
- Wunsch
- stabil
- Pulver
- formlos
- -förmig
- Bauform
- Tropfen
- wandeln
- Gasform
- Nennform
- Koseform
- Wortform
- Reinform
- förmlich
- Wägeform
- Backform
- Pyramide
- Kristall
- Kopfform
- formschön
- Dauerform
- Grundform
- beständig
- Nebenform
- formstabil
- Pulverform
- Lebensform
- Wunschform
- Steigerung
- Tropfenform
- Formwandler
- Formenlehre
- Handelsform
- Wirklichkeit
- Vergrößerung
- Kristallform
- formbeständig
- Pyramidenform
- Verkleinerung
- Steigerungsform
- Wirklichkeitsform
- Vergrößerungsform
- Verkleinerungsform