Lautsprecher
German (Berlin)
/ˈlaʊ̯tˌʃpʁɛçɐ/
noun
Definitions
- loudspeaker
- (loosely) loudhailer electronic megaphone
Etymology
Compound from German laut (loud, l) + German Sprecher (speaker, spokesman, l)+ German en (l, peel, husk, to, -ic, forming verb, shell, scallop)+ German loud + German en (l, peel, husk, to, -ic, forming verb, shell, scallop)+ German speaker derived from English loudspeaker.
Origin
English
loudspeaker
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- loud English
- loudspeaker English
- speaker English
- Alltag German
- Antiquitätenmesse German
- Dunkle Materie German
- Fernsprecher German
- Fleischpflanzl German
- Freizeitpark German
- Fürsprecher German
- Gesangslehrer German
- Haftschale German
- Lautstärke German
- Musiklehrer German
- Nachrichtensprecher German
- Polizeisprecher German
- Prädialadel German
- Regiolekt German
- Seenot German
- Sprecher German
- Synchronsprecher German
- en German
- kleinlaut German
- laut German
- laut denken German
- lautbar German
- lauthals German
- lautstark German
- loud German
- speaker German
- sprechen German
- vertagen German
- vorlaut German
- laŭ Esperanto
- laŭta Esperanto
- lūt Old High German
- sprecher Middle High German
- en
- loud
- laut
- Alltag
- Seenot
- lautbar
- speaker
- vorlaut
- vertagen
- lauthals
- Sprecher
- sprechen
- kleinlaut
- Regiolekt
- lautstark
- Lautstärke
- Haftschale
- Prädialadel
- Fürsprecher
- Musiklehrer
- laut denken
- Fernsprecher
- Freizeitpark
- Gesangslehrer
- Fleischpflanzl
- Dunkle Materie
- Polizeisprecher
- Synchronsprecher
- Antiquitätenmesse
- Nachrichtensprecher