rifler
Old French
verb
Definitions
- to scrape off, tear off, flay
- to plane, shave
- to plunder, despoil
Etymology
Borrowed from Frankish *rīfilōn, *rīffilōn (tear, scratch, scrape) derived from Proto-Germanic *rīfilōną (graze, scrape, scratch) borrowed from Old High German riffilōn.
Origin
Old High German
riffilōn
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- rifle English
- riflebird English
- rifledom English
- riflelike English
- rifleman English
- rifler English
- riflery English
- riflescope English
- riflewoman English
- rifler French
- rifle Spanish, Castilian
- rifle Portuguese
- *rīfaną Proto-Germanic
- *rīfilōną Proto-Germanic
- ライフル Japanese
- raidhfil Irish
- rifle Catalan, Valencian
- राइफ़ल Hindi
- ไรเฟิล Thai
- riffilon Old High German
- riffilōn Old High German
- raifyl Manx
- ရိုင်ဖယ် Burmese
- *rīfilōn gmw-pro
- *riffilōn Old Dutch
- *rifillon, *riffilōn Old Dutch
- 來復槍 Chinese
- 來福槍 Chinese
- 라이플 Korean
- *rīfilōn, *rīffilōn Frankish