Tod
German (Berlin)
/toːt/, /toːd̥/
noun
Definitions
- death
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German tōd inherited from Old High German tōd inherited from *dauþu inherited from Proto-Germanic *dauþuz (death).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*dauþuz
Gloss
death
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Other
Kanji
死
Emoji
☠️ ⚰️ ⚱️ 💀
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Liebestod English
- antideath English
- cyberdeath English
- death English
- death book English
- death door English
- death flight English
- death star English
- death-bearing English
- death-sough English
- death-stiffness English
- deathbed English
- deathblow English
- deathbook English
- deathbound English
- deathbox English
- deathcare English
- deathcore English
- deathday English
- deathen English
- deather English
- deathfat English
- deathfic English
- deathful English
- deathgrind English
- deathless English
- deathlike English
- deathlock English
- deathlore English
- deathly English
- deathmaking English
- deathmatch English
- deathmonger English
- deathproof English
- deathpunk English
- deathrock English
- deathscape English
- deathsman English
- deathsome English
- deathstalker English
- deathstyle English
- deathtime English
- deathtrap English
- deathward English
- deathwards English
- deathwatch English
- deathwatch beetle English
- deathwise English
- deathwish English
- deathworthy English
- deathy English
- die English
- gigadeath English
- instadeath English
- megadeath English
- multideath English
- nondeath English
- permadeath English
- pool of death English
- predeath English
- prodeath English
- purple death English
- undeath English
- -es- German
- -s- German
- Angst German
- Anzeige German
- Chance German
- Chancentod German
- Engel German
- Freitod German
- Held German
- Heldentod German
- Herz German
- Herztod German
- Hirn German
- Hirntod German
- Hunger German
- Hungertod German
- Kampf German
- Kind German
- Kindstod German
- Liebe German
- Liebestod German
- Sehnsucht German
- Sprache German
- Sprachtod German
- Strafe German
- Sünde German
- Tag German
- Tal German
- Todesangst German
- Todesanzeige German
- Todesengel German
- Todeskampf German
- Todessehnsucht German
- Todesstrafe German
- Todestag German
- Todestal German
- Todestrieb German
- Todesursache German
- Todesurteil German
- Todeszeitpunkt German
- Todeszelle German
- Todsünde German
- Trieb German
- Ursache German
- Urteil German
- Volk German
- Volkstod German
- Wärme German
- Wärmetod German
- Zeitpunkt German
- Zelle German
- blass German
- ernst German
- frei German
- geweiht German
- krank German
- mutig German
- müde German
- schick German
- sicher German
- sieben German
- sieben Todsünden German
- todblass German
- todernst German
- todesmutig German
- todgeweiht German
- todkrank German
- todmüde German
- todschick German
- todsicher German
- tödlich German
- dode Dutch, Flemish
- dodelijk Dutch, Flemish
- dodenrijk Dutch, Flemish
- dood Dutch, Flemish
- doodbidder Dutch, Flemish
- doodbliksemen Dutch, Flemish
- doodbloeden Dutch, Flemish
- doodboek Dutch, Flemish
- doodbus Dutch, Flemish
- doodcedel Dutch, Flemish
- doodceel Dutch, Flemish
- dooddoener Dutch, Flemish
- doodeenvoudig Dutch, Flemish
- doodeng Dutch, Flemish
- doodgaan Dutch, Flemish
- doodgraver Dutch, Flemish
- doodklok Dutch, Flemish
- doodkoud Dutch, Flemish
- doodkrank Dutch, Flemish
- doodleuk Dutch, Flemish
- doodlopen Dutch, Flemish
- doodmoe Dutch, Flemish
- doodrijden Dutch, Flemish
- doodrijder Dutch, Flemish
- doods Dutch, Flemish
- doodsangst Dutch, Flemish
- doodsbang Dutch, Flemish
- doodsbed Dutch, Flemish
- doodsbedreiging Dutch, Flemish
- doodsbleek Dutch, Flemish
- doodsengel Dutch, Flemish
- doodseskader Dutch, Flemish
- doodsgevaar Dutch, Flemish
- doodshoofd Dutch, Flemish
- doodskamp Dutch, Flemish
- doodskist Dutch, Flemish
- doodsklok Dutch, Flemish
- doodskop Dutch, Flemish
- doodslag Dutch, Flemish
- doodsmaal Dutch, Flemish
- doodsmoe Dutch, Flemish
- doodsoorzaak Dutch, Flemish
- doodsstond Dutch, Flemish
- doodsstrijd Dutch, Flemish
- doodstil Dutch, Flemish
- doodstraf Dutch, Flemish
- doodstrijd Dutch, Flemish
- doodsverachting Dutch, Flemish
- doodswens Dutch, Flemish
- doodtij Dutch, Flemish
- doodvonnis Dutch, Flemish
- doodziek Dutch, Flemish
- doodzonde Dutch, Flemish
- hersendood Dutch, Flemish
- hongerdood Dutch, Flemish
- kruisdood Dutch, Flemish
- monddood Dutch, Flemish
- taaldood Dutch, Flemish
- verdrinkingsdood Dutch, Flemish
- vuurdood Dutch, Flemish
- *dʰautus Proto-Indo-European
- *dʰówtus Proto-Indo-European
- *dauþuz Proto-Germanic
- deaþ Old English
- dēaþ Old English
- deeth Middle English
- dauði Old Norse
- dauðr Old Norse
- druknedød Danish
- død Danish
- dødelig Danish
- dødfødsel Danish
- dødfødt Danish
- dødning Danish
- dødsannonce Danish
- dødsattest Danish
- dødsdom Danish
- dødsdømme Danish
- dødsdømt Danish
- dødsengel Danish
- dødsfjende Danish
- dødsforagt Danish
- dødsfrygt Danish
- dødshjælp Danish
- dødsmetal Danish
- dødsrige Danish
- dødsstraf Danish
- dødssyg Danish
- dødstrussel Danish
- dødsår Danish
- dødsårsag Danish
- dødsønske Danish
- dødvægt Danish
- hjernedød Danish
- martyrdød Danish
- selvdød Danish
- skindød Danish
- stendød Danish
- strådød Danish
- sultedød Danish
- dôot Middle Dutch
- tod Old High German
- tōd Old High German
- dood Afrikaans
- tōd Middle High German
- Doud Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Doudesaffer Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Doudewon Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐌳𐌰𐌿𐌸𐌿𐍃 Gothic
- טויט Yiddish
- *dauþu gmw-pro
- *tāvtë Proto-Samic
- dāth Old Frisian
- Dod Pennsylvania German
- Dodesfall Pennsylvania German
- Dod Hunsrik
- Tag
- Tal
- -s-
- Herz
- Volk
- müde
- -es-
- Hirn
- Held
- Kind
- frei
- Engel
- Angst
- Trieb
- Kampf
- Wärme
- blass
- Zelle
- Liebe
- mutig
- Sünde
- ernst
- krank
- Chance
- Urteil
- Strafe
- sieben
- sicher
- Hunger
- schick
- Anzeige
- todmüde
- Freitod
- Hirntod
- Herztod
- Ursache
- tödlich
- geweiht
- Sprache
- Wärmetod
- Volkstod
- todernst
- Kindstod
- Todestal
- todblass
- Todsünde
- Todestag
- todkrank
- todschick
- Hungertod
- Sprachtod
- Liebestod
- Heldentod
- Zeitpunkt
- todsicher
- Sehnsucht
- todesmutig
- Todeszelle
- Todesangst
- todgeweiht
- Chancentod
- Todeskampf
- Todestrieb
- Todesengel
- Todesstrafe
- Todesurteil
- Todesursache
- Todesanzeige
- Todessehnsucht
- Todeszeitpunkt
- sieben Todsünden