Rippe
German (Berlin)
/ˈʀɪ.pə/
noun
Definitions
- rib
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German rippe inherited from Old High German rippa inherited from *ribi inherited from Proto-Germanic *ribją (rib, reef).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*ribją
Gloss
rib, reef
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
礁
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Dogrib English
- baldrib English
- forerib English
- midrib English
- rib English
- rib-tickling English
- ribband English
- ribber English
- ribbing English
- ribby English
- ribgrass English
- ribless English
- riblet English
- riblike English
- ribroast English
- ribsteak English
- ribwich English
- ribwork English
- ribwort English
- Gerippe German
- Gewölbe German
- Kreuz German
- Kreuzrippengewölbe German
- rippenförmig German
- kruisribgewelf Dutch, Flemish
- rib Dutch, Flemish
- ribbenboog Dutch, Flemish
- ribbenkast Dutch, Flemish
- ribfluweel Dutch, Flemish
- ribkwal Dutch, Flemish
- ribstuk Dutch, Flemish
- *h₁rebʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *rebh- Proto-Indo-European
- ribbein Norwegian Bokmål
- *ribją Proto-Germanic
- *ribjō Proto-Germanic
- ribbein Norwegian Nynorsk
- ribb Old English
- rib Middle English
- rif Middle English
- rif Old Norse
- rev Danish
- ribbe Danish
- ribben Danish
- ris Old French
- rif Icelandic
- ripa Galician
- ripiar Galician
- ribbe Middle Dutch
- ribbi Old High German
- rippa Old High German
- riv Faroese
- rippe Middle High German
- Rëpp Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- ריפּ Yiddish
- *ribb gmw-pro
- *ribi gmw-pro
- *ribba Old Dutch
- ref Middle Low German
- ribbe, rebbe Middle Low German
- rif Old Swedish
- rejw Vilamovian