kiel
Dutch (Brabantic)
/kil/
noun
Definitions
- bottom side of a ship: the keel
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch kiel derived from Old Norse kjǫlr (a keel, keel) derived from Proto-Germanic *keluz (keel).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*keluz
Gloss
keel
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Kiel English
- keelhaul English
- Federkiel German
- Kiel German
- Kielwasser German
- halen Dutch, Flemish
- kielhalen Dutch, Flemish
- kielhaling Dutch, Flemish
- kiellinie Dutch, Flemish
- kielzog Dutch, Flemish
- linie Dutch, Flemish
- zog Dutch, Flemish
- киль Russian
- *gewlos Proto-Indo-European
- kjøl Norwegian Bokmål
- *keluz Proto-Germanic
- *keulaz Proto-Germanic
- kölsvill Swedish
- kjøl Norwegian Nynorsk
- ċēol Old English
- kele Middle English
- kill Old Norse
- kjǫlr Old Norse
- køl Danish
- kølsvin Danish
- kølvand Danish
- kýl Czech
- kjölur Icelandic
- kiel Middle Dutch
- kjølur Faroese
- kitel Middle High German
- קיטל Yiddish
- kēl Middle Low German
- kiol Old Saxon
- kýl Slovak
- kiøl Old Swedish
- kjal Westrobothnian
- Kiel Low German
- *kelu- Proto-Norse