feel
English
/fiːl/
verb
Definitions
- (heading) To use or experience the sense of touch.
- (heading) To sense or think emotionally or judgmentally.
- (transitive) To be or become aware of.
- (transitive) To experience the consequences of.
- (copulative) To seem (through touch or otherwise).
- (transitive) To understand.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English felen (advance, come at) inherited from Old English fēlan (feel, touch, perceive) inherited from Proto-Germanic *fōlijaną (feel, taste).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*fōlijaną
Gloss
feel, taste
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afterfeel English
- feelable English
- feeler English
- feelered English
- feelest English
- feeleth English
- feelgoodery English
- feelie English
- feeling English
- feelingful English
- feelingless English
- feelingly English
- feelingness English
- feelness English
- feelsome English
- feelth English
- felen English
- fellow English
- fellowfeel English
- forefeel English
- gemeinschaftsgefuhl English
- good English
- gut English
- gutfeel English
- misfeel English
- misfeeling English
- mouth English
- mouthfeel English
- nonfeeling English
- outfeel English
- overfeel English
- polemology English
- refeel English
- self-feeling English
- underfeel English
- underfeeling English
- unfeel English
- unfeeling English
- Feingefühl German
- Fingerspitzengefühl German
- Gefühl German
- Gefühlsduselei German
- Gefühlsmensch German
- Gefühlsregung German
- Gefühlszustand German
- Gemeinschaftsgefühl German
- Glücksgefühl German
- Hochgefühl German
- Lebensgefühl German
- Mitgefühl German
- Schamgefühl German
- Schuldgefühl German
- Schwächegefühl German
- Selbstwertgefühl German
- Sprachgefühl German
- Taktgefühl German
- Vorgefühl German
- Zartgefühl German
- Zugehörigkeitsgefühl German
- Zusammengehörigkeitsgefühl German
- fühlen German
- gefühllos German
- gefühlvoll German
- feeling Italian
- fooding Italian
- feeling French
- feeling Spanish, Castilian
- Τληπόλεμος Ancient Greek
- βαθυπόλεμος Ancient Greek
- πολέμιος Ancient Greek
- πολεμέω Ancient Greek
- πολεμήϊος Ancient Greek
- πολεμίζω Ancient Greek
- πολεμικός Ancient Greek
- πόλεμος Ancient Greek
- *pel- Proto-Indo-European
- *fōlijaną Proto-Germanic
- フィーリング Japanese
- felan Old English
- fēlan Old English
- gefelan Old English
- felen Middle English
- feler Middle English
- fēlnes, felnes Middle English
- føle Danish
- følelse Danish
- føler Danish
- følsom Danish
- πόλεμος Greek (modern)
- fuolen Old High German
- fuolen Middle High German
- *fuolen Old Dutch
- vōlen Middle Low German
- füulan Cimbrian
- füulanzich Cimbrian
- *fōlian Old Saxon
- fēla Old Frisian
- pilim Tok Pisin
- gut
- good
- mouth
- felen
- feelie
- unfeel
- refeel
- fellow
- feeler
- feelth
- gutfeel
- feeling
- feelest
- feeleth
- misfeel
- outfeel
- forefeel
- feelable
- feelness
- feelered
- feelsome
- overfeel
- underfeel
- unfeeling
- feelingly
- afterfeel
- mouthfeel
- misfeeling
- fellowfeel
- nonfeeling
- polemology
- feelingful
- feelgoodery
- feelingness
- feelingless
- underfeeling
- self-feeling
- gemeinschaftsgefuhl