Knauf
German (Berlin)
/knaʊ̯f/
noun
Definitions
- knob, doorknob, stud
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German knouf inherited from Old High German knouf inherited from Proto-Germanic *knaupaz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*knaupaz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- doorknob English
- drawerknob English
- gearknob English
- knob English
- knobber English
- knobble English
- knobby English
- knobhead English
- knobheaded English
- knobless English
- knoblet English
- knoblike English
- knobology English
- knobstick English
- knobthorn English
- knobtwat English
- steering wheel spinner knob English
- Druckknopf German
- Hemdknopf German
- Knopf German
- Knopfloch German
- Knopfzelle German
- Knubbel German
- Knübbelchen German
- Tür German
- Türknauf German
- Türknopf German
- knöpfen German
- deurknop Dutch, Flemish
- dodemansknop Dutch, Flemish
- knobbel Dutch, Flemish
- knobbelzwaan Dutch, Flemish
- knobbelzwijn Dutch, Flemish
- knoop Dutch, Flemish
- knoopcel Dutch, Flemish
- knooppunt Dutch, Flemish
- knoopsgat Dutch, Flemish
- knop Dutch, Flemish
- lichtknop Dutch, Flemish
- manchetknoop Dutch, Flemish
- muisknop Dutch, Flemish
- radioknop Dutch, Flemish
- stemknop Dutch, Flemish
- talenknobbel Dutch, Flemish
- verkeersknoop Dutch, Flemish
- zwaardknop Dutch, Flemish
- кнопка Russian
- *knappô Proto-Germanic
- *knaupaz Proto-Germanic
- knobbe Middle English
- kenop Indonesian
- knop Indonesian
- cnôop Middle Dutch
- knobbe Middle Dutch
- knouf Old High German
- knopf Middle High German
- knouf Middle High German
- *knōp Old Dutch
- knobbe Middle Low German
- knop Middle Low German
- kënup Unami