Notwehr
German (Berlin)
/ˈnoːtˌveːɐ̯/
noun
Definitions
- self-defense
Etymology
Compound from German Not (emergency, need, hardship, distress, l) + German Wehr (defense, defence, war, army, guard).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Wehr
Gloss
defense, defence, war, army, guard
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Atemnot German
- Bundeswehr German
- Bürgerwehr German
- Feuerwehr German
- Hungersnot German
- Kindesnot German
- Not German
- Notarzt German
- Notaufnahme German
- Notausgang German
- Notdienst German
- Notfall German
- Notgeld German
- Notlage German
- Notlösung German
- Notruf German
- Notsignal German
- Nottaufe German
- Notzeit German
- Reichswehr German
- Seenot German
- Wehr German
- Wehrdienst German
- Wehrdienstverweigerer German
- Wehrmann German
- Wehrpflicht German
- Zeitnot German
- notdürftig German
- notgedrungen German
- notgeil German
- notlanden German
- notleidend German
- nottun German
- notwendig German
- nötig German
- wehrfähig German
- wehrhaft German
- wehrig German
- wehrlos German
- nødvendig Danish
- nōt Middle High German
- were Middle High German
- Not
- Wehr
- nötig
- Notruf
- wehrig
- Seenot
- nottun
- Notarzt
- notgeil
- Zeitnot
- Notlage
- Atemnot
- Notfall
- Notzeit
- Notgeld
- wehrlos
- Wehrmann
- wehrhaft
- Nottaufe
- Notsignal
- Notlösung
- wehrfähig
- Feuerwehr
- Kindesnot
- notlanden
- Notdienst
- notwendig
- notleidend
- Bürgerwehr
- Notausgang
- Reichswehr
- Wehrdienst
- Hungersnot
- notdürftig
- Bundeswehr
- Notaufnahme
- Wehrpflicht
- notgedrungen
- Wehrdienstverweigerer