wein
Frisian (Western)
noun
Definitions
- car, carriage, wagon
Etymology
Inherited from Old Frisian wein inherited from Proto-Germanic *wagnaz (wagon, cart) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *woǵʰnos (primitive carriage, wagon).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*woǵʰnos
Gloss
primitive carriage, wagon
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Krautwagon English
- asswagon English
- bandwagon English
- battlewagon English
- bridewain English
- chuck wagon English
- chug-wagon English
- douchewagon English
- firewagon English
- freightwagon English
- miniwagon English
- sag wagon English
- sick-wagon English
- wagon English
- wagonage English
- wagonbuilder English
- wagonbuilding English
- wagoner English
- wagonet English
- wagonette English
- wagonful English
- wagonless English
- wagonlike English
- wagonload English
- wagonmaker English
- wagonmaking English
- wagonmaster English
- wagonmistress English
- wagonry English
- wagonsheet English
- wagonsmith English
- wagonway English
- wagonworks English
- wagonwright English
- wain English
- wainable English
- wainage English
- wainful English
- wainrope English
- warwagon English
- Abschleppwagen German
- Bauwagen German
- Bestattungswagen German
- Bollerwagen German
- Einkaufswagen German
- Gebrauchtwagen German
- Geländewagen German
- Güterwagen German
- Heuwagen German
- Kastenwagen German
- Kesselwagen German
- Kinderwagen German
- Kleinwagen German
- Kraftwagen German
- Krankenwagen German
- Lastwagen German
- Leichenwagen German
- Musikantenwagen German
- Müllwagen German
- Panzerkampfwagen German
- Peterwagen German
- Rettungswagen German
- Sanitätswagen German
- Seitenwagen German
- Sportwagen German
- Streifenwagen German
- Streitwagen German
- Tankwagen German
- Unfallwagen German
- Volkswagen German
- Wagen German
- Wagenburg German
- Wagenrücklauf German
- Wagner German
- Wagon German
- wagen Dutch, Flemish
- wagon French
- ваго́н Russian
- vagón Spanish, Castilian
- *weǵʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *woǵʰnos Proto-Indo-European
- *wagnaz Proto-Germanic
- ワゴン Japanese
- wægn Old English
- wæġn Old English
- wayn Middle English
- vaigín Irish
- vagn Old Norse
- vagon Serbo-Croatian
- वैगन Hindi
- wagan Old High German
- wagen Middle High German
- Doudewon Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Won Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *wagan Old Dutch
- wagan Old Dutch
- wagan Old Saxon
- wein Old Frisian
- vagon Crimean Tatar
- wagōn Vilamovian
- vogn Bavarian
- wakon Chuukese
- waghen Crimean Gothic