Kamp
Luxemburgeois
/kamp/
noun
Definitions
- comb
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German kamb inherited from Proto-Germanic *kambaz (comb).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*kambaz
Gloss
comb
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- backcomb English
- cam English
- coaming English
- cockscomb English
- comb English
- combability English
- combable English
- combed English
- comber English
- combest English
- combeth English
- combfish English
- combjelly English
- combless English
- comblike English
- combover English
- combwise English
- currycomb English
- flaxcomb English
- honeycomb English
- horse-comb English
- microcomb English
- polycomb English
- recomb English
- uncomb English
- Hahnenkamm German
- Kamm German
- hanenkam Dutch, Flemish
- kam Dutch, Flemish
- kamsalamander Dutch, Flemish
- kamster Dutch, Flemish
- roskam Dutch, Flemish
- stofkam Dutch, Flemish
- toupeerkam Dutch, Flemish
- zakkam Dutch, Flemish
- came French
- *ǵómbʰos Proto-Indo-European
- *kambaz Proto-Germanic
- camb Old English
- comb Middle English
- kambr Old Norse
- kambur Icelandic
- skollakambur Icelandic
- kamb Old High German
- kam Afrikaans
- camb, kamb, chamb Middle High German
- *kamb gmw-pro
- kamm Estonian
- *kamb Old Dutch
- kamber Old Swedish
- kuum̧ Marshallese
- *komb Old Frisian
- kom Tok Pisin
- konim Tok Pisin