Funkloch
German (Berlin)
/ˈfʊŋkˌlɔx/
noun
Definitions
- dead zone (an area where radio signals or mobile phone signals are blocked or severely reduced)
Etymology
Compound from German Funk (radio) + German Loch (hole, gap, opening, cavity, pit).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Loch
Gloss
hole, gap, opening, cavity, pit
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- funk English
- Amateurfunk German
- Arschloch German
- Astloch German
- Buschfunk German
- Dreckloch German
- Dreilochnutte German
- Dreilochstute German
- Flurfunk German
- Funk German
- Funkantenne German
- Funkfeuer German
- Funkgerät German
- Funkspruch German
- Funkstille German
- Funkuhr German
- Funkverbindung German
- Hörfunk German
- Knopfloch German
- Loch German
- Lochfraßkorrosion German
- Lochkarte German
- Lochstreifen German
- Löcherleitung German
- Mobilfunk German
- Nasenloch German
- Ozonloch German
- Polizeifunk German
- Rundfunk German
- Schlupfloch German
- Schlüsselloch German
- Sommerloch German
- Wasserloch German
- Wurmloch German
- loch Polish
- loch Czech
- loch Middle High German
- Loch
- Funk
- Hörfunk
- Astloch
- Funkuhr
- Flurfunk
- Ozonloch
- Wurmloch
- Rundfunk
- Mobilfunk
- Lochkarte
- Funkgerät
- Buschfunk
- Nasenloch
- Knopfloch
- Funkfeuer
- Arschloch
- Dreckloch
- Sommerloch
- Wasserloch
- Funkstille
- Funkspruch
- Schlupfloch
- Funkantenne
- Amateurfunk
- Polizeifunk
- Lochstreifen
- Dreilochnutte
- Dreilochstute
- Schlüsselloch
- Löcherleitung
- Funkverbindung
- Lochfraßkorrosion