Segel
German (Berlin)
/ˈzeːɡl̩/
noun
Definitions
- sail
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German sëgel inherited from Old High German segal inherited from Proto-Germanic *seglą (sail).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*seglą
Gloss
sail
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
帆
Emoji
⛵️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- after-sail English
- asail English
- daysail English
- foresail English
- forestaysail English
- gaffsail English
- headsail English
- lugsail English
- mainsail English
- mizzensail English
- moonsail English
- outsail English
- oversail English
- parasail English
- resail English
- ringsail English
- sail English
- sailable English
- sailboard English
- sailboat English
- sailcloth English
- sailcraft English
- sailer English
- sailest English
- saileth English
- sailfin English
- sailfish English
- sailless English
- saillike English
- sailmaker English
- sailmaking English
- sailor English
- sailplane English
- sailpunk English
- sailroom English
- sailship English
- sailwear English
- sailworthy English
- saily English
- sailyard English
- skysail English
- spritsail English
- squaresail English
- staysail English
- topsail English
- windsail English
- wingsail English
- Flugzeug German
- Gaumen German
- Gaumensegel German
- Gaumensegellaut German
- Rah German
- Rahsegel German
- Segelflugzeug German
- Segeltuch German
- Sonne German
- Sonnensegel German
- Tuch German
- sail Dutch, Flemish
- *seglą Proto-Germanic
- żagiel Polish
- żaglouch Polish
- żaglowiec Polish
- żaglowy Polish
- żaglówka Polish
- seġl Old English
- saile Middle English
- segl Old Norse
- sejl Danish
- sejlskib Danish
- segal Old High German
- segel Middle High German
- sëgel Middle High German
- *segl gmw-pro
- sel Tok Pisin