taugen
German (Berlin)
[ˈtaʊ̯ɡn̩]
verb-weak
Definitions
- to be fit
Etymology
Root from Proto-Indo-European *dʰewgʰ- (be sufficient, be ready, produce, be strong, have force, give milk, suffice, be noteful).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*dʰewgʰ-
Gloss
be sufficient, be ready, produce, be strong, have force, give milk, suffice, be noteful
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Dogpatch English
- Dogrib English
- Dogribbed English
- anti-dogger English
- antidog English
- bandog English
- beardog English
- bedog English
- bonedog English
- bulldog English
- chilidog English
- choke-dog English
- coachdog English
- coondog English
- curdog English
- dog English
- dog tent English
- dog-nose English
- dogaholic English
- dogballs English
- dogbane English
- dogbit English
- dogbone English
- dogbreath English
- dogcatcher English
- dogcow English
- dogdom English
- dogdraw English
- dogear English
- dogeared English
- dogeater English
- dogend English
- dogese English
- dogface English
- dogfall English
- dogfennel English
- dogfight English
- dogfish English
- dogfood English
- dogfucker English
- dogfur English
- doggerel English
- doggery English
- doggess English
- doggest English
- doggeth English
- doggie English
- doggish English
- doggo English
- doggy English
- doghair English
- doghead English
- doghole English
- doghood English
- doghouse English
- dogitude English
- dogkind English
- dogleg English
- dogless English
- doglet English
- doglike English
- dogling English
- doglock English
- doglore English
- doglover English
- dogly English
- dogman English
- dognap English
- dogness English
- dogophile English
- dogpile English
- dogproof English
- dogsbody English
- dogshank English
- dogship English
- dogshit English
- dogshore English
- dogsick English
- dogsicle English
- dogsit English
- dogsitter English
- dogskin English
- dogsled English
- dogsledder English
- dogsleep English
- dogspeak English
- dogspike English
- dogtooth English
- dogtrot English
- dogvane English
- dogwalker English
- dogward English
- dogwash English
- dogwatch English
- dogwear English
- dogwhip English
- dogwise English
- dow English
- dowable English
- dowless English
- dowsome English
- firedog English
- granddog English
- gutterdog English
- hangdog English
- horndog English
- longdog English
- merdog English
- multidog English
- nondog English
- overdog English
- river dog English
- robodog English
- seadog English
- she-dog English
- sheepdog English
- shockdog English
- sleddog English
- slumdog English
- snowdog English
- spurdog English
- sundog English
- underdog English
- undog English
- veggiedog English
- watchdog English
- waterdog English
- weredog English
- wingdog English
- work dog English
- Dogge German
- Kardinaltugend German
- Taugenichts German
- Tugend German
- nichts German
- tugendhaft German
- tugendreich German
- dogo Italian
- deugd Dutch, Flemish
- deugen Dutch, Flemish
- deugniet Dutch, Flemish
- dog Dutch, Flemish
- dogue French
- дог Russian
- дюжий Russian
- dogo Spanish, Castilian
- tiquismo Spanish, Castilian
- Λεωτυχίδης Ancient Greek
- Τύχων Ancient Greek
- δυστυχία Ancient Greek
- εὔτυκτος Ancient Greek
- περιτυγχάνω Ancient Greek
- τεῦχος Ancient Greek
- τυγχάνω Ancient Greek
- τύχη Ancient Greek
- ἀτυχής Ancient Greek
- *dʰedʰówgʰe Proto-Indo-European
- *dʰewgʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *dʰewgʰ-, *dʰi-dʰugʰ-sketor Proto-Indo-European
- *dʰéwgʰti Proto-Indo-European
- duge Norwegian Bokmål
- Dogão Portuguese
- dogue Portuguese
- *duganą Proto-Germanic
- *dugunþō Proto-Germanic
- *gadaugijaną Proto-Germanic
- dogg Swedish
- duga Swedish
- duglig Swedish
- duga Norwegian Nynorsk
- docga Old English
- dohtiġ Old English
- dugan Old English
- दोग्धि Sanskrit
- dogge Middle English
- douen Middle English
- dual Irish
- dualeolaíocht Irish
- atdugnaðr Old Norse
- duga Old Norse
- dugnaðr Old Norse
- du Danish
- *dužь Proto-Slavic
- taŭga Esperanto
- taŭgi Esperanto
- τύχη Greek (modern)
- dōgen Middle Dutch
- tugundi Old High German
- daudz Latvian
- daudzpunkte Latvian
- daudzskaitlis Latvian
- daudzums Latvian
- nedaudz Latvian
- dúal Old Irish
- deug Afrikaans
- duan Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- duga Faroese
- tugent Middle High German
- Dugend Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐌳𐌿𐌲𐌰𐌽 Gothic
- *duhtīg gmw-pro
- dögenicht Middle Low German
- dugan Old Saxon
- dugha Old Swedish
- dåga Westrobothnian
- dok Tok Pisin
- *dug-sa Proto-Albanian
- thu Old Danish
- dagu Sranan Tongo
- *túkʰā Proto-Hellenic
- dog Kriol
- dog Torres Strait Creole
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