Kabel
German (Berlin)
/ˈkaːbəl/
noun
Definitions
- cable electronic wire
- (archaic) telegram
- (nautical) thick rope
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German kabel derived from Middle Dutch cabel (thick rope) derived from French câble.
Origin
French
câble
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *caplum Latin
- capere Latin
- capio Latin
- capiō Latin
- capulum Latin
- capulāre Latin
- Erde German
- Erdkabel German
- Kufe German
- Käbelchen German
- Ladekabel German
- Netz German
- Netzkabel German
- Strom German
- Stromkabel German
- Verlängerung German
- Verlängerungskabel German
- kabellos German
- laden German
- kábel Hungarian
- kábelek Hungarian
- kábelt Hungarian
- kábeltelevízió Hungarian
- kábeltévé Hungarian
- USB-kabel Dutch, Flemish
- kabel Dutch, Flemish
- kabelinternet Dutch, Flemish
- kabelknippen Dutch, Flemish
- kabelknipper Dutch, Flemish
- kabelspoorweg Dutch, Flemish
- kabeltelevisie Dutch, Flemish
- remkabel Dutch, Flemish
- sleepkabel Dutch, Flemish
- cuveau French
- câble French
- câblier French
- ка́бель Russian
- кабель Russian
- кабельный Russian
- cable Spanish, Castilian
- cuba Spanish, Castilian
- *keh₂p- Proto-Indo-European
- *kōpǭ Proto-Germanic
- kabel Swedish
- kabel Polish
- kablować Polish
- kablówka Polish
- kabel Czech
- cable Old French
- kabel Serbo-Croatian
- кабел Serbo-Croatian
- kabel Indonesian
- cabel Middle Dutch
- câbl'ye Norman
- kabel Middle High German
- kabel Middle Low German
- kábel Slovak
- kabel Uzbek
- кабел Tajik
- cable ONF.