passieren
German (Berlin)
/paˈsiːren/
verb-weak
Definitions
- (auxiliary l) to happen
- (formal) to move beyond; pass
- (cooking) to pass through a sieve, to strain
Etymology
Borrowed from French passer (pass).
Origin
French
passer
Gloss
pass
Concept
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Poyntzpass English
- by-pass English
- bypass English
- circumpass English
- forpass English
- forthpass English
- ghetto pass English
- hall pass English
- hallpass English
- handpass English
- highpass English
- impassable English
- lowpass English
- multi-pass English
- onpass English
- outpass English
- overpass English
- pass English
- passband English
- passbook English
- passcard English
- passcode English
- passen English
- passer English
- passest English
- passeth English
- passholder English
- passimeter English
- passing English
- passkey English
- passless English
- passman English
- passphrase English
- passport English
- passroll English
- passthought English
- passthrough English
- passwall English
- passway English
- password English
- portpass English
- pussy pass English
- repass English
- surpass English
- thoroughpass English
- transpass English
- underpass English
- unpass English
- userpass English
- *passāre Latin
- passus Latin
- passen German
- passen Dutch, Flemish
- dépasser French
- passage French
- passer French
- passerelle French
- passeur French
- passoire French
- repasser French
- surpasser French
- passera Swedish
- パス Japanese
- passen Middle English
- passere Danish
- pasi Esperanto
- pasa Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- పాసగు Telugu
- passer Middle French
- 派司 Chinese
- passiere Alemannic German
- pasi Swahili
- phasa Zulu
- ipasi Xhosa
- lipasi Swati
- passé Louisiana Creole French