blähen
German (Berlin)
/ˈblɛːən/
verb-weak
Definitions
- (dated)
- (intransitive) to cause flatulation
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German blæjen inherited from Old High German blāen inherited from Proto-Germanic *blēaną (blow).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*blēaną
Gloss
blow
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ablow English
- alcoblow English
- beblow English
- blow English
- blow out English
- blow up English
- blow-wave English
- blowability English
- blowable English
- blowback English
- blowball English
- blowbuddy English
- blowdart English
- blowdown English
- blower English
- blowest English
- bloweth English
- blowfish English
- blowgun English
- blowhard English
- blowhole English
- blowhorn English
- blowie English
- blowing English
- blowjob English
- blowlamp English
- blowpipe English
- blowpoint English
- blowth English
- blowtorch English
- blowtube English
- blowy English
- by-blow English
- counterblow English
- deathblow English
- flyblow English
- inblow English
- mindblow English
- misblow English
- outblow English
- overblow English
- peachblow English
- preblow English
- underblow English
- upblow English
- Aufblähung German
- Blähsucht German
- Blähung German
- Lungenblähung German
- Sucht German
- auf German
- aufblähen German
- *bʰleh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- *blēandz Proto-Germanic
- *blēaną Proto-Germanic
- blawan Old English
- blāwan Old English
- blowen Middle English
- blær Old Norse
- blāen Old High German
- blæjen Middle High German
- blæjunge Middle High German
- ūfblæjen Middle High German
- *blāan gmw-pro
- *blāien Old Dutch
- blaian Old Saxon
- bro Sranan Tongo