Teufel
German (Berlin)
/ˈtɔʏfl̩/
noun
Definitions
- (singular only) the Devil, Satan
- a devil, satan, i.e. a creature of hell, a demon, a fallen angel etc.
- a devil, satan, i.e. an evil person
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German tiufal (devil) derived from Latin diabolus (devil) derived from Ancient Greek διάβολος (slanderer, accuser, devil, Devil).
Origin
Ancient Greek
διάβολος
Gloss
slanderer, accuser, devil, Devil
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Tasmanian devil English
- archdevil English
- bedevil English
- daredevil English
- demidevil English
- devil English
- devil strip English
- devil's herb English
- devil's nettle English
- devil-lore English
- devil-ridden English
- devildom English
- deviless English
- devilet English
- devilette English
- devilfish English
- devilish English
- devilism English
- devility English
- devilize English
- devilkin English
- devilkind English
- devilless English
- devillike English
- devilment English
- devilry English
- devilship English
- devilsome English
- devilwood English
- diabologue English
- diabology English
- diabololatry English
- go-devil English
- hay devil English
- kill-devil English
- seadevil English
- she-devil English
- undevil English
- yoke-devil English
- *diablus Latin
- circulus vitiosus Latin
- diabolus Latin
- -s- German
- Beutel German
- Beutelteufel German
- Feuer German
- Feuerteufel German
- Fuchs German
- Kreis German
- See German
- Seeteufel German
- Teufelskreis German
- Teufelswels German
- Wels German
- fuchsteufelswild German
- rot German
- teufelsrot German
- teuflisch German
- wild German
- diavolo Italian
- duivel Dutch, Flemish
- duivelachtig Dutch, Flemish
- duivels Dutch, Flemish
- opperduivel Dutch, Flemish
- stofduivel Dutch, Flemish
- vuurduivel Dutch, Flemish
- zeeduivel Dutch, Flemish
- -logue French
- diable French
- diabolo French
- διάβολος Ancient Greek
- διαβάλλω Ancient Greek
- *gʷelH- Proto-Indo-European
- djevel Norwegian Bokmål
- djevelsk Norwegian Bokmål
- djevelskap Norwegian Bokmål
- デビル Japanese
- deofol Old English
- dēofol Old English
- devil Middle English
- djǫfull Old Norse
- djævel Danish
- djævelsk Danish
- إبليس Arabic
- deable Old French
- diable Old French
- diable Catalan, Valencian
- διάβολος Greek (modern)
- duvel Middle Dutch
- *diufal Old High German
- tiufal Old High German
- díabul Old Irish
- tiuvel Middle High German
- Däiwel Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- djall Albanian
- 𐌳𐌹𐌰𐌱𐌰𐌿𐌻𐌿𐍃 Gothic
- 𐌳𐌹𐌰𐌱𐌿𐌻𐌰 Gothic
- טײַוול Yiddish
- טײַוועלע Yiddish
- *diubal gmw-pro
- *diubul gmw-pro
- diuval Old Dutch
- diabo Old Portuguese
- taüvl Cimbrian
- diuval Old Saxon
- Tüüfel Alemannic German
- diablu Asturian
- диꙗволъ Church Slavic, Church Slavonic, Old Church Slavonic, Old Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
- diaul Friulian
- диꙗволъ Old East Slavic
- ⲇⲓⲁⲃⲟⲗⲟⲥ Coptic
- diōvel Old Frisian
- diablo Old Spanish
- tewel Tok Pisin
- diaul Dalmatian
- diabolo Hawaiian
- Deiwel Pennsylvania German
- Deiwelsgewalt Pennsylvania German
- Deivel Hunsrik
- diale Bourguignon
- giavo Istriot
- diavule Corsican
- tefin Chuukese
- diábel Old Czech