Kramp
Luxemburgeois
/kʀɑmp/
noun
Definitions
- cramp
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German krampho inherited from Proto-Germanic *krampō (cramp, clasp).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*krampō
Gloss
cramp, clasp
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cramp English
- crampbark English
- crampest English
- crampet English
- crampeth English
- crampfish English
- crampish English
- crampy English
- uncramp English
- Bauchkrampf German
- Krampf German
- Lachkrampf German
- Muskelkrampf German
- Wadenkrampf German
- Weinkrampf German
- krampfen German
- krampfhaft German
- krampfig German
- dijkramp Dutch, Flemish
- kramp Dutch, Flemish
- crampe French
- *grem- Proto-Indo-European
- *krampō Proto-Germanic
- crampe Middle English
- cambra Galician
- grampa Galician
- crampe Middle Dutch
- krampho Old High German
- krampo Old Saxon
- *krampa Frankish