Faarf
Luxemburgeois
/faː(ʀ)f/
noun
Definitions
- colour
- paint
- (card games) suit
- (poker) flush
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German varwe inherited from Old High German farawa (color) inherited from Proto-Germanic *farwō (colour, color).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*farwō
Gloss
colour, color
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Acrylfarbe German
- Anstrichfarbe German
- Augenfarbe German
- Bodenfarbe German
- Deckenfarbe German
- Emaillefarbe German
- Farbbeutel German
- Farbbild German
- Farbe German
- Farbenblindheit German
- Farbenindustrie German
- Farbenlehre German
- Farbenpracht German
- Farbenspiel German
- Farbgebung German
- Farbintensität German
- Farblack German
- Farbmetrik German
- Farbpigment German
- Farbraum German
- Farbreaktion German
- Farbspektrum German
- Farbstabilisator German
- Farbstift German
- Farbstoff German
- Farbton German
- Farbtube German
- Farbwechsel German
- Farbänderung German
- Flammenfarbe German
- Gesichtsfarbe German
- Haarfarbe German
- Hautfarbe German
- Klangfarbe German
- Künstlerfarbe German
- Lebensmittelfarbe German
- Leuchtfarbe German
- Lichtfarbe German
- Malerfarbe German
- Regenbogenfarbe German
- Silberfarbe German
- Stimmfarbe German
- Strichfarbe German
- Tapetenfarbe German
- Teppichfarbe German
- Wandfarbe German
- Wasserfarbe German
- farbecht German
- farbenblind German
- farbenfroh German
- farbenreich German
- farbig German
- farblich German
- farblos German
- Ölfarbe German
- farba Hungarian
- acrylverf Dutch, Flemish
- haarverf Dutch, Flemish
- olieverf Dutch, Flemish
- oorlogsverf Dutch, Flemish
- verf Dutch, Flemish
- verfspray Dutch, Flemish
- verveloos Dutch, Flemish
- verven Dutch, Flemish
- waterverf Dutch, Flemish
- *per- Proto-Indo-European
- *perḱ- Proto-Indo-European
- *farwiþōną Proto-Germanic
- *farwō Proto-Germanic
- barwa Polish
- farba Polish
- færbu Old English
- barva Czech
- farba Serbo-Croatian
- фарба Serbo-Croatian
- varwe Middle Dutch
- farawa Old High German
- farwa Old High German
- verf Afrikaans
- varwe Middle High German
- blann Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- faarweblann Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐍆𐌰𐍂𐍅𐌰 Gothic
- *farwa Old Dutch
- verwe Middle Low German
- bèrban Cimbrian
- bèrbe Cimbrian
- varbe Cimbrian
- фарба Ukrainian
- *farawi, *farwi Old Saxon
- *farawi, farwi Old Saxon
- farwi, far(a)wi Old Saxon
- farba Slovak
- фарба Belarusian
- barva Slovene
- *farwe Old Frisian
- barwa Lower Sorbian
- fèrfdó Papiamentu
- Forreb Hunsrik