pfònn
Mòcheno
noun
Definitions
- frying pan
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German pfanne inherited from Old High German phanna inherited from *pannā inherited from Proto-Germanic *pannǭ (pan) derived from Latin panna (broad cooking vessel), patina (pan, dish, bowl, platter, shallow dish, plate) derived from Ancient Greek πατάνη (flat dish, bowl, a flat dish, basin).
Origin
Ancient Greek
πατάνη
Gloss
flat dish, bowl, a flat dish, basin
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Classifier
Kanji
鉢, 丼
Emoji
🍜
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Panhead English
- ashpan English
- bedpan English
- brainpan English
- cakepan English
- claypan English
- deadpan English
- dishpan English
- dustpan English
- firepan English
- floorpan English
- frying pan English
- frypan English
- hardpan English
- harnpan English
- headpan English
- kneepan English
- milkpan English
- moorpan English
- pan English
- pan-Somalism English
- pancake English
- panfish English
- panful English
- panhandle English
- panhouse English
- panlike English
- panman English
- pannable English
- panner English
- pannikin English
- pannist English
- panphobic English
- pantile English
- panware English
- panwoman English
- panyard English
- ploughpan English
- plowpan English
- saucepan English
- scalepan English
- skidpan English
- steelpan English
- stewpan English
- washpan English
- *pannella Latin
- panna Latin
- patena Latin
- patina Latin
- patīna Latin
- patǐna, patina Latin
- Bratpfanne German
- Dachpfanne German
- Fleischpflanzl German
- Pfanne German
- Pfannenstiel German
- Pfannenwender German
- Pfannkuchen German
- breit German
- patina Italian
- patine French
- πατάνη Ancient Greek
- *pet-ano Proto-Indo-European
- *pannǭ Proto-Germanic
- panne Old English
- panne Middle English
- panna Irish
- panna Old Norse
- pánev Czech
- panne Old French
- patene Old French
- penico Galician
- *panna Old High German
- pfanna Old High German
- phanna Old High German
- pana Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- pfanne Middle High German
- *pannā gmw-pro
- *panna Old Dutch
- fanna Cimbrian
- fånn Cimbrian
- Pfane Alemannic German
- Pann Pennsylvania German
- Pann Hunsrik
- panna Gaulish
- الْمَاطَنَة, ماطنة Andalusian Arabic
- peno Yoruba
- panna LL