fjild
Frisian (Western)
noun
Definitions
- field
Etymology
Inherited from Old Frisian feld inherited from Proto-Germanic *felþą (field, plain) derived from Proto-Indo-European *pelh₂- (flat, drive, approach, spread out, be flat, be broad, thrust, strike, move, stir, swing, shake, broad, plain).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*pelh₂-
Gloss
flat, drive, approach, spread out, be flat, be broad, thrust, strike, move, stir, swing, shake, broad, plain
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Copperfield English
- Deerfield English
- Edenfield English
- Greenfield English
- Leitchfield English
- Moorefield English
- Wickfield English
- Winnfield English
- afield English
- airfield English
- antifield English
- backfield English
- ballfield English
- battlefield English
- beanfield English
- bergfield English
- biofield English
- bitfield English
- bleachfield English
- blockfield English
- borefield English
- brickfield English
- brownfield English
- canefield English
- centerfield English
- centrefield English
- clayfield English
- coalfield English
- contrafield English
- cornfield English
- cottonfield English
- crossfield English
- darkfield English
- downfield English
- dunefield English
- eigenfield English
- fellfield English
- field English
- field house English
- field lacrosse English
- field marshal English
- field unit English
- fieldable English
- fieldball English
- fieldboot English
- fieldcraft English
- fielden English
- fielder English
- fieldfolk English
- fieldful English
- fieldhand English
- fieldhouse English
- fieldish English
- fieldless English
- fieldlike English
- fieldling English
- fieldlore English
- fieldman English
- fieldmeter English
- fieldnote English
- fieldpiece English
- fieldscale English
- fieldscape English
- fieldset English
- fieldside English
- fieldsite English
- fieldsman English
- fieldstone English
- fieldwalk English
- fieldwalker English
- fieldwalking English
- fieldward English
- fieldwards English
- fieldwide English
- fieldwoman English
- fieldwork English
- fieldworker English
- fieldwort English
- fieldy English
- flatfield English
- forefield English
- goldfield English
- grainfield English
- grassfield English
- greenfield English
- gumfield English
- gyrofield English
- hayfield English
- heightfield English
- hemifield English
- homefield English
- hydrofield English
- hyperfield English
- infield English
- isofield English
- leadfield English
- leftfield English
- maizefield English
- midfield English
- minefield English
- misfield English
- multifield English
- onfield English
- orefield English
- outfield English
- paleofield English
- photofield English
- playfield English
- porefield English
- prefield English
- quasifield English
- ricefield English
- semifield English
- showfield English
- skifield English
- snowfield English
- sportsfield English
- starfield English
- subfield English
- superfield English
- thermofield English
- townfield English
- upfield English
- urnfield English
- wakefield English
- wavefield English
- wellfield English
- wheatfield English
- widefield English
- compellātiōnem Latin
- interpello Latin
- polio Latin
- Feld German
- πέλαγος Ancient Greek
- παιπάλη Ancient Greek
- παλαίω Ancient Greek
- παλτός Ancient Greek
- πελάζω Ancient Greek
- πλήν Ancient Greek
- πλησίος Ancient Greek
- πλησιάζω Ancient Greek
- *h₂eǵ- Proto-Indo-European
- *leh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- *pel- Proto-Indo-European
- *pelh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *pelh₂-t- Proto-Indo-European
- *pelth₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *pl̥h₂t- Proto-Indo-European
- *pélh₂-s Proto-Indo-European
- *faluz Proto-Germanic
- *felþuz Proto-Germanic
- *felþą Proto-Germanic
- フィールド Japanese
- feld Old English
- field Middle English
- *poľe Proto-Slavic
- feld Old High German
- feldo Ido
- *felþu gmw-pro
- feld Old Dutch
- felt Old Dutch
- *ɸalnati Proto-Celtic
- *ɸel- Proto-Celtic
- *ɸiɸlāti Proto-Celtic
- *ɸlaxsnā Proto-Celtic
- velt Middle Low German
- feld Old Saxon
- 필드 Korean
- *pelnō Proto-Italic
- feld Old Frisian
- fil Tok Pisin
- Fäild Saterland Frisian
- *pelā Proto-Albanian