kasta
Faroese
/kʰasta/
verb
Definitions
- to throw
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse kasta (throw, cast, overturn) inherited from Proto-Germanic *kastōną (cast, throw).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*kastōną
Gloss
cast, throw
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aftercast English
- beachcast English
- becast English
- bicast English
- braincast English
- broadcast English
- cast English
- cast about English
- cast down English
- cast net English
- castability English
- castable English
- casted English
- caster English
- casteth English
- castful English
- casting English
- castless English
- castling English
- castmate English
- castmember English
- castoff English
- castworthy English
- colorcast English
- cross-cast English
- diecast English
- downcast English
- forcast English
- forcasten English
- forecast English
- forncast English
- forthcast English
- hydrocast English
- lifecast English
- miscast English
- molecast English
- newcast English
- off-cast English
- offcast English
- opencast English
- outcast English
- overcast English
- precast English
- recast English
- roughcast English
- sand-cast English
- shadowcast English
- sidecast English
- starcast English
- stonecast English
- surfcast English
- typecast English
- umbecast English
- umcast English
- uncast English
- undercast English
- upcast English
- wormcast English
- castus Latin
- Kaste German
- casten German
- cast Italian
- cast Dutch, Flemish
- casten Dutch, Flemish
- kastie Dutch, Flemish
- *kas- Proto-Indo-European
- *kastuz Proto-Germanic
- *kastōną Proto-Germanic
- avkastning Swedish
- förkasta Swedish
- kasta Swedish
- kasta Norwegian Nynorsk
- casten Middle English
- kasta Old Norse
- flammekaster Danish
- kaste Danish
- kaster Danish
- kasta Icelandic
- *𐌺𐌰𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌽 Gothic
- 卡司 Chinese
- 卡士 Chinese
- kasta Old Swedish