gläsern
German (Berlin)
adj
Definitions
- glass, glassen, glazen
- glassy, vitreous
Etymology
Suffix from German Glas (glass) inherited from Middle High German gleserīn derived from Old High German glesīn derived from *glasīn (glazen, made of glass).
Origin
*glasīn
Gloss
glazen, made of glass
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Altglas German
- Augenglas German
- Bierglas German
- Borosilikatglas German
- Chalkogenidglas German
- Einmachglas German
- Einweckglas German
- Einwegglas German
- Fensterglas German
- Fernglas German
- Glas German
- Glasampulle German
- Glasbläser German
- Glasdeckel German
- Glasflasche German
- Glasgefäß German
- Glasgerät German
- Glasharmonika German
- Glashaus German
- Glasherstellung German
- Glashütte German
- Glasindustrie German
- Glaskolben German
- Glaskugel German
- Glaskörper German
- Glasröhre German
- Glasscheibe German
- Kristallglas German
- Marienglas German
- Mehrwegglas German
- Milchglas German
- Quarzglas German
- Teeglas German
- Trinkglas German
- Uhrglasnagel German
- Wasserglas German
- Wegwerfglas German
- Weinglas German
- glasartig German
- glasieren German
- glasig German
- glasklar German
- glæsen Old English
- glas Old High German
- glesīn Old High German
- gleserīn Middle High German
- glesīn Middle High German
- *glasīn gmw-pro
- *glasin Old Dutch
- glas Cimbrian
- gléezaran Cimbrian
- Glas
- glasig
- Teeglas
- Altglas
- Bierglas
- Fernglas
- Weinglas
- Glashaus
- glasklar
- Glasgerät
- Glasgefäß
- Glashütte
- glasartig
- Augenglas
- Trinkglas
- Quarzglas
- Glaskugel
- Milchglas
- glasieren
- Glasröhre
- Wasserglas
- Glasbläser
- Glaskolben
- Glasdeckel
- Marienglas
- Einwegglas
- Glaskörper
- Glasampulle
- Glasscheibe
- Glasflasche
- Mehrwegglas
- Einweckglas
- Wegwerfglas
- Einmachglas
- Fensterglas
- Kristallglas
- Uhrglasnagel
- Glasindustrie
- Glasharmonika
- Chalkogenidglas
- Glasherstellung
- Borosilikatglas