Schohn
Central Franconian
/ʃoːn/
noun
Definitions
- (Ripuarian) shoe
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German scuoh (shoe) inherited from Proto-Germanic *skoʰaz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*skoʰaz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- dansschoen Dutch, Flemish
- gymschoen Dutch, Flemish
- handschoen Dutch, Flemish
- puntschoen Dutch, Flemish
- remschoen Dutch, Flemish
- schoen Dutch, Flemish
- schoenbekooievaar Dutch, Flemish
- schoenendoos Dutch, Flemish
- schoenlapper Dutch, Flemish
- schoenlepel Dutch, Flemish
- schoenmaat Dutch, Flemish
- schoenmaker Dutch, Flemish
- schoenneus Dutch, Flemish
- schoenpoetser Dutch, Flemish
- schoensmeer Dutch, Flemish
- schoenveter Dutch, Flemish
- schoenzool Dutch, Flemish
- sneeuwschoen Dutch, Flemish
- waterschoen Dutch, Flemish
- *skoʰaz Proto-Germanic
- *skōhaz Proto-Germanic
- schoe Middle Dutch
- scuoh Old High German
- sūtāri Old High German
- skoen Afrikaans
- schuo Middle High German
- schuochsūtære Middle High German
- Schong Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Schongbiischt Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch