Enn
Luxemburgeois
/æn/
noun
Definitions
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Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German ende inherited from Old High German enti inherited from Proto-Germanic *andijaz (end).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*andijaz
Gloss
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Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
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Emoji
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Cliffsend English
- Townsend English
- Wallsend English
- anend English
- backend English
- bell-end English
- bookend English
- by-end English
- coend English
- deadend English
- dogend English
- end English
- end in English
- end mark English
- end-foot English
- endable English
- endblown English
- endboard English
- endbox English
- endbrain English
- endbud English
- endbulb English
- endcap English
- endcourt English
- ender English
- endest English
- endeth English
- endful English
- endgame English
- endgate English
- endian English
- endif English
- ending English
- endism English
- endknot English
- endleaf English
- endless English
- endlike English
- endling English
- endloader English
- endly English
- endman English
- endmember English
- endmill English
- endmost English
- endnote English
- endo English
- endpaper English
- endpin English
- endplate English
- endplay English
- endpoint English
- endsay English
- endscraper English
- endsheet English
- endsome English
- endspan English
- endspeech English
- endstage English
- endstation English
- endstone English
- endtime English
- endward English
- endwards English
- endwise English
- endwork English
- fore-end English
- forend English
- headend English
- nose-ender English
- split end English
- tail end English
- tailend English
- unend English
- upend English
- weekend English
- yearend English
- Abschnittsende German
- Endbetrag German
- Endchrist German
- Enddarm German
- Ende German
- Endeffekt German
- Endergebnis German
- Endgeschwindigkeit German
- Endlösung German
- Endreim German
- Endsieg German
- Endsilbe German
- Endspiel German
- Endwort German
- Endzeit German
- Frühlingsende German
- Herbstende German
- Jahresende German
- Jahrhundertende German
- Lebensende German
- Monatsende German
- Oberende German
- Satzende German
- Sommerende German
- Tagesende German
- Vorstellungsende German
- Winterende German
- Wochenende German
- endesgefertigt German
- endlich German
- endsunterschrieben German
- Eindkrak Dutch, Flemish
- blijeinde Dutch, Flemish
- doeleinde Dutch, Flemish
- einde Dutch, Flemish
- eindelijk Dutch, Flemish
- eindeloos Dutch, Flemish
- eindexamen Dutch, Flemish
- uiteinde Dutch, Flemish
- weekeinde Dutch, Flemish
- *h₂ent- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂entíos Proto-Indo-European
- *andijaz Proto-Germanic
- エンド Japanese
- ende Old English
- ende Middle English
- endi Old Norse
- endir Old Norse
- endir Icelandic
- heimsendir Icelandic
- hálfendir Icelandic
- ende Middle Dutch
- (*)endi Old High German
- enti Old High German
- einde Afrikaans
- ende Middle High German
- 𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌴𐌹𐍃 Gothic
- *andī gmw-pro
- endi Old Dutch
- *occa Proto-Finnic
- énte Cimbrian
- Endi Alemannic German
- ein Western Frisian
- *ened Old Frisian
- ende Old Frisian
- End Pennsylvania German
- Enn Hunsrik
- end Vilamovian
- *ońća urj-fpr-pro