fan
Dutch (Brabantic)
/fɑn/, /fɛn/
noun
Definitions
- fan (admirer)
Etymology
Borrowed from English fan (admirer, electrical device).
Origin
English
fan
Gloss
admirer, electrical device
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Trekfan English
- anti-fan English
- bifan English
- confan English
- eofan English
- fakefan English
- fan English
- fan oven English
- fan-assisted oven English
- fan-blast English
- fanac English
- fanart English
- fanbearer English
- fanbelt English
- fanblog English
- fanboy English
- fanbrat English
- fancam English
- fancruft English
- fandom English
- fandumb English
- fanfest English
- fanfilm English
- fanflower English
- fanfold English
- fanfoot English
- fangame English
- fangirl English
- fanhood English
- fanjet English
- fanleaf English
- fanless English
- fanlike English
- fanling English
- fanlisting English
- fanmade English
- fanmix English
- fanner English
- fannish English
- fanout English
- fanpetal English
- fanservice English
- fanship English
- fansite English
- fanskate English
- fanspeak English
- fansplain English
- fanstuff English
- fantail English
- fantailed English
- fantard English
- fanvid English
- fanwank English
- fanwankery English
- fanware English
- fanwear English
- fanwise English
- fanwork English
- fanwort English
- fanwriter English
- fanwriting English
- fringefan English
- furfan English
- litfan English
- lolfan English
- mediafan English
- megafan English
- neofan English
- nonfan English
- propfan English
- railfan English
- refan English
- subfan English
- superfan English
- tailfan English
- transfan English
- turbofan English
- uberfan English
- zinefan English
- fani Finnish
- fānāticus Latin
- fan Italian
- fan French
- фан Russian
- fan Spanish, Castilian
- fã Portuguese
- fan Polish
- fan Middle English
- แฟน Thai
- fan hâm mộ Vietnamese
- 팬 Korean