dicht
German (Berlin)
/dɪçt/
adj
Definitions
- thick, tight, dense
- impermeable, sealed, shut, locked preventing passage or entrance
- (with l) close to
- (colloquial) drunk
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German dīchte inherited from Old High German *dīhti inherited from Proto-Germanic *þinhtaz derived from Middle Low German dicht(e), dichte (tight).
Origin
Middle Low German
dicht(e), dichte
Gloss
tight
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airtight English
- gastight English
- light-tight English
- oiltight English
- overtight English
- raintight English
- skintight English
- smoketight English
- steamtight English
- sticktight English
- supertight English
- tight English
- tight-fisted English
- tight-knit English
- tight-lipped English
- tightass English
- tightbeam English
- tighten English
- tighter English
- tighthead English
- tightish English
- tightknit English
- tightlacer English
- tightlacing English
- tightly English
- tightness English
- tightrope English
- tightsome English
- tightwad English
- tightwire English
- tighty whities English
- ultratight English
- watertight English
- weathertight English
- windtight English
- Bevölkerungsdichte German
- Dichte German
- Dichtstoff German
- Gas German
- Knochendichte German
- Ladungsdichte German
- Leichtbau German
- Leichtheit German
- Leichtlegierung German
- Leichtmetall German
- Schall German
- Stoff German
- Strahlungsdichte German
- Stromdichte German
- babyleicht German
- dichtmachen German
- dichtschließend German
- federleicht German
- gasdicht German
- kinderleicht German
- leicht German
- leichtentzündlich German
- leichtfertig German
- leichtflüssig German
- leichtherzig German
- leichtlöslich German
- machen German
- pflegeleicht German
- schalldicht German
- schließend German
- vakuum German
- vakuumdicht German
- tight Italian
- dicht Dutch, Flemish
- dichtbij Dutch, Flemish
- dichtbinden Dutch, Flemish
- dichtbundel Dutch, Flemish
- dichtdoen Dutch, Flemish
- dichten Dutch, Flemish
- dichtgaan Dutch, Flemish
- dichtheid Dutch, Flemish
- dichtplakken Dutch, Flemish
- dichtslaan Dutch, Flemish
- dierdicht Dutch, Flemish
- dierendicht Dutch, Flemish
- hekeldicht Dutch, Flemish
- heldendicht Dutch, Flemish
- klinkdicht Dutch, Flemish
- leerdicht Dutch, Flemish
- lofdicht Dutch, Flemish
- luchtdicht Dutch, Flemish
- ondicht Dutch, Flemish
- treurdicht Dutch, Flemish
- waterdicht Dutch, Flemish
- *tenkt- Proto-Indo-European
- *tn̥ǵʰu- Proto-Indo-European
- *þinhtaz Proto-Germanic
- tight Middle English
- antaithéachtach Irish
- téacht Irish
- téachtapaite Irish
- dikt Old Norse
- þéttr Old Norse
- tight Danish
- tæt Danish
- թանձր Armenian
- dicht Middle Dutch
- *dīhti Old High German
- līht Old High German
- թանձր Old Armenian
- tayt Turkish
- dīchte Middle High German
- dīhte Middle High German
- tihti Estonian
- *thīht Old Dutch
- dicht Middle Low German
- dicht(e), dichte Middle Low German
- téchtaige Middle Irish
- ticht Old Frisian
- tihhii Ingrian
- Gas
- Stoff
- leicht
- vakuum
- Dichte
- machen
- Schall
- gasdicht
- Leichtbau
- Leichtheit
- babyleicht
- Dichtstoff
- schließend
- vakuumdicht
- dichtmachen
- Stromdichte
- federleicht
- schalldicht
- kinderleicht
- leichtherzig
- pflegeleicht
- leichtfertig
- Leichtmetall
- leichtlöslich
- Knochendichte
- leichtflüssig
- Ladungsdichte
- Leichtlegierung
- dichtschließend
- Strahlungsdichte
- leichtentzündlich
- Bevölkerungsdichte