damp
Dutch (Brabantic)
/dɑmp/
noun
Definitions
- vapour (UK), vapor (US)
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch damp.
Origin
Middle Dutch
damp
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afterdamp English
- bedamp English
- blackdamp English
- chokedamp English
- damp English
- dampable English
- dampen English
- damper English
- dampish English
- damply English
- dampness English
- dampproof English
- dampsome English
- dampth English
- dampy English
- dank English
- dank meme English
- danken English
- dankish English
- dankly English
- dankness English
- danksome English
- firedamp English
- overdamp English
- stinkdamp English
- underdamp English
- whitedamp English
- bad Dutch, Flemish
- bedampen Dutch, Flemish
- dampbad Dutch, Flemish
- dampdruk Dutch, Flemish
- dampen Dutch, Flemish
- dampkogel Dutch, Flemish
- dampkring Dutch, Flemish
- dampvormig Dutch, Flemish
- druk Dutch, Flemish
- kogel Dutch, Flemish
- kring Dutch, Flemish
- verdampen Dutch, Flemish
- zuur Dutch, Flemish
- zuurdamp Dutch, Flemish
- ankdamm Swedish
- damm Swedish
- damma Swedish
- dammlucka Swedish
- dammsky Swedish
- dammsnäppa Swedish
- dammsuga Swedish
- dammsugare Swedish
- damp Middle English
- danke Middle English
- damp Middle Dutch
- dampdruk Afrikaans
- dampf Middle High German
- Damp Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- damb Old Swedish