tihti
Estonian
adverb
Definitions
- frequently, often
Etymology
Borrowed from German dicht (dense, tight) borrowed from Middle Low German dicht(e), dichte (tight).
Origin
Middle Low German
dicht(e), dichte
Gloss
tight
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airtight English
- gastight English
- light-tight English
- oiltight English
- overtight English
- raintight English
- skintight English
- smoketight English
- steamtight English
- sticktight English
- supertight English
- tight English
- tight-fisted English
- tight-knit English
- tight-lipped English
- tightass English
- tightbeam English
- tighten English
- tighter English
- tighthead English
- tightish English
- tightknit English
- tightlacer English
- tightlacing English
- tightly English
- tightness English
- tightrope English
- tightsome English
- tightwad English
- tightwire English
- tighty whities English
- ultratight English
- watertight English
- weathertight English
- windtight English
- Dichte German
- Dichtstoff German
- dicht German
- dichtmachen German
- dichtschließend German
- gasdicht German
- schalldicht German
- vakuumdicht German
- tight Italian
- *þinhtaz Proto-Germanic
- tight Middle English
- tight Danish
- tayt Turkish
- dīchte Middle High German
- dicht Middle Low German
- dicht(e), dichte Middle Low German
- tihhii Ingrian