feucht
German (Berlin)
/fɔʏ̯çt/
adj
Definitions
- wet, humid, moist, soggy, dank
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German viuchte inherited from Old High German fūht (wet) inherited from *fų̄ht inherited from Proto-Germanic *funhtijaz (humid, damp, wet).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*funhtijaz
Gloss
humid, damp, wet
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
湿
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fango English
- Erde German
- Feuchte German
- Feuchtgebiet German
- Feuchtigkeit German
- Feuchtigkeitsverlust German
- Feuchtphase German
- Gebiet German
- Luftfeuchtigkeit German
- Phase German
- Restfeuchte German
- erdfeucht German
- feuchtfröhlich German
- feuchtheiß German
- feuchtkalt German
- fröhlich German
- heiß German
- kalt German
- fangaia Italian
- fanghiglia Italian
- fango Italian
- fangoso Italian
- fangoterapia Italian
- infangare Italian
- parafango Italian
- lichaamsvocht Dutch, Flemish
- longvocht Dutch, Flemish
- vocht Dutch, Flemish
- vochtig Dutch, Flemish
- voorvocht Dutch, Flemish
- wondvocht Dutch, Flemish
- fange French
- fangeux French
- fango Spanish, Castilian
- *funhtijaz Proto-Germanic
- fuht Old English
- fugt Danish
- fugtig Danish
- fang Catalan, Valencian
- fangós Catalan, Valencian
- parafang Catalan, Valencian
- vucht Middle Dutch
- fuht Old High German
- fuhti Old High German
- fūht Old High German
- fūhti Old High German
- fango Ido
- vog Afrikaans
- viuchte Middle High German
- fiicht Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- fange Middle French
- 𐍆𐌰𐌽𐌲𐌰 Gothic
- *fų̄ht gmw-pro
- *fuhti Old Dutch
- vucht Middle Low German
- vūcht Middle Low German
- fuht Old Saxon
- *fucht Saterland Frisian
- fuchtich Saterland Frisian