Damp
Luxemburgeois
/damp/
noun
Definitions
- (uncountable) steam
- fume
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German dampf inherited from Old High German damph.
Origin
Old High German
damph
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afterdamp English
- bedamp English
- blackdamp English
- chokedamp English
- damp English
- dampable English
- dampen English
- damper English
- dampish English
- damply English
- dampness English
- dampproof English
- dampsome English
- dampth English
- dampy English
- firedamp English
- overdamp English
- stinkdamp English
- underdamp English
- whitedamp English
- Abdampf German
- Bromdampf German
- Dampf German
- Dampfdruck German
- Dampferzeuger German
- Dampfkessel German
- Dampfkochtopf German
- Dampfmaschine German
- Dampfphase German
- Dampfturbine German
- Donaudampfschiffahrtsgesellschaft German
- Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän German
- Natriumdampf German
- Quecksilberdampflampe German
- Schwefeldampf German
- Volldampf German
- Wasserdampf German
- dampfförmig German
- damp Dutch, Flemish
- dampbad Dutch, Flemish
- dampdruk Dutch, Flemish
- dampen Dutch, Flemish
- dampkogel Dutch, Flemish
- dampkring Dutch, Flemish
- dampvormig Dutch, Flemish
- zuurdamp Dutch, Flemish
- *dampaz Proto-Germanic
- damp Middle English
- damp Middle Dutch
- damph Old High German
- dampf Middle High German
- Damp Hunsrik