glas
Middle Dutch
/ɣlas/
noun
Definitions
- glass substance
Etymology
Inherited from Old Dutch glas inherited from Proto-Germanic *glasą (glass).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*glasą
Gloss
glass
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- glass English
- glaesum Latin
- bierglas Dutch, Flemish
- borrelglas Dutch, Flemish
- brillenglas Dutch, Flemish
- glas Dutch, Flemish
- glasaal Dutch, Flemish
- glasaardbei Dutch, Flemish
- glasachtig Dutch, Flemish
- glasbak Dutch, Flemish
- glascultuur Dutch, Flemish
- glasgordijn Dutch, Flemish
- glashelder Dutch, Flemish
- glasmie Dutch, Flemish
- glasplaat Dutch, Flemish
- glasteelt Dutch, Flemish
- glasteler Dutch, Flemish
- glastuinbouw Dutch, Flemish
- glastuinder Dutch, Flemish
- glastuinderij Dutch, Flemish
- glasvezel Dutch, Flemish
- glaszetter Dutch, Flemish
- glazen Dutch, Flemish
- glazenier Dutch, Flemish
- glazenmaker Dutch, Flemish
- glazenwasser Dutch, Flemish
- glazig Dutch, Flemish
- koetsiersglas Dutch, Flemish
- lavaglas Dutch, Flemish
- matglas Dutch, Flemish
- melkglas Dutch, Flemish
- oogglas Dutch, Flemish
- shotglas Dutch, Flemish
- theeglas Dutch, Flemish
- uurglas Dutch, Flemish
- vergrootglas Dutch, Flemish
- wijnglas Dutch, Flemish
- *ǵʰel- Proto-Indo-European
- *glasą Proto-Germanic
- *glēzô Proto-Germanic
- ガラス Japanese
- glær Old English
- glæs Old English
- gler Old Norse
- glas Old High German
- glāze Latvian
- glas Afrikaans
- gelas Malay
- *glas gmw-pro
- glas Old Dutch
- glas Middle Low German
- 글라스 Korean
- gles Old Frisian