füllen
Low German
/ˈfʏl(ː)(ə)n/
verb
Definitions
- to fill
- (cooking) to stuff
Etymology
Inherited from Old Saxon fullian inherited from Proto-Germanic *fullijaną (fill, make full).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*fullijaną
Gloss
fill, make full
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- autofill English
- backfill English
- fiberfill English
- fibrefill English
- fill English
- fill-dike English
- fill-dyke English
- fillable English
- filler English
- fillest English
- filleth English
- fillrate English
- fillup English
- forthfill English
- fulfill English
- infill English
- lakefill English
- landfill English
- linefill English
- loosefill English
- microfill English
- overfill English
- prefill English
- refill English
- rockfill English
- underfill English
- unfill English
- upfill English
- fyllata Finnish
- Füller German
- Füllmaterial German
- Füllsel German
- Füllstoff German
- abfüllen German
- anfüllen German
- auffüllen German
- ausfüllen German
- einfüllen German
- erfüllen German
- füllen German
- vollfüllen German
- aanvullen Dutch, Flemish
- invullen Dutch, Flemish
- vakkenvuller Dutch, Flemish
- vervullen Dutch, Flemish
- vullen Dutch, Flemish
- vulling Dutch, Flemish
- vulpen Dutch, Flemish
- vulpotlood Dutch, Flemish
- vulslurf Dutch, Flemish
- zakkenvuller Dutch, Flemish
- *pleh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- *pl̥h₁nós Proto-Indo-European
- *fullijaną Proto-Germanic
- fylla Swedish
- fyllekörning Swedish
- rattfylleri Swedish
- uppfylla Swedish
- fyllan Old English
- fillen Middle English
- fylla Old Norse
- fylde Danish
- massefylde Danish
- varmefylde Danish
- vægtfylde Danish
- filati Serbo-Croatian
- vullen Middle Dutch
- fullen Old High German
- 𐍆𐌿𐌻𐌻𐌾𐌰𐌽 Gothic
- *fullen Old Dutch
- afullian Old Saxon
- fullian Old Saxon
- gifullian Old Saxon
- fyllæ Old Danish