kleed
Dutch (Brabantic)
/kleːt/
noun
Definitions
- cloth
- (now) long cloth garment, notably:
- rug, mat
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch clêet inherited from Old Dutch *klēth inherited from Proto-Germanic *klaiþą (garment, cloth).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*klaiþą
Gloss
garment, cloth
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
衣
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Greencloth English
- backcloth English
- barkcloth English
- barmcloth English
- breechcloth English
- broadcloth English
- cerecloth English
- charcloth English
- cheesecloth English
- cloth English
- clothback English
- clothbound English
- clothes English
- clothier English
- clothify English
- clothless English
- clothlike English
- clothmaker English
- clothmaking English
- clothwork English
- clothworker English
- clothy English
- clothyard English
- crumbcloth English
- dishcloth English
- doublecloth English
- drabcloth English
- dropcloth English
- dustcloth English
- facecloth English
- floorcloth English
- footcloth English
- forecloth English
- grasscloth English
- haircloth English
- handcloth English
- headcloth English
- hearsecloth English
- hindcloth English
- horsecloth English
- housecloth English
- leathercloth English
- loincloth English
- microcloth English
- monkscloth English
- mudcloth English
- neckcloth English
- nettlecloth English
- oilcloth English
- packcloth English
- pincloth English
- sackcloth English
- saddlecloth English
- sailcloth English
- silvercloth English
- skycloth English
- tablecloth English
- tea cloth English
- teacloth English
- topcloth English
- traycloth English
- waistcloth English
- washcloth English
- Abendkleid German
- Ballkleid German
- Beinkleid German
- Brautkleid German
- Dirndlkleid German
- Federkleid German
- Haarkleid German
- Hochzeitskleid German
- Kleid German
- Kleiderbürste German
- Kleiderstoff German
- Minikleid German
- Sommerkleid German
- Trachtenkleid German
- Unterkleid German
- Winterkleid German
- aankleden Dutch, Flemish
- altaar Dutch, Flemish
- altaarkleed Dutch, Flemish
- baar Dutch, Flemish
- baarkleed Dutch, Flemish
- bekleden Dutch, Flemish
- bovenkleed Dutch, Flemish
- kleden Dutch, Flemish
- kleedkamer Dutch, Flemish
- lijk Dutch, Flemish
- lijkkleed Dutch, Flemish
- omkleden Dutch, Flemish
- ontkleden Dutch, Flemish
- sneeuw Dutch, Flemish
- sneeuwkleed Dutch, Flemish
- tafel Dutch, Flemish
- tafelkleed Dutch, Flemish
- trouwen Dutch, Flemish
- trouwkleed Dutch, Flemish
- uitkleden Dutch, Flemish
- veer Dutch, Flemish
- verenkleed Dutch, Flemish
- verkleden Dutch, Flemish
- vloer Dutch, Flemish
- vloerkleed Dutch, Flemish
- winter Dutch, Flemish
- winterkleed Dutch, Flemish
- zadel Dutch, Flemish
- zadelkleed Dutch, Flemish
- *gleyt- Proto-Indo-European
- *klaiþą Proto-Germanic
- klot Swedish
- claþ Old English
- clāþ Old English
- clǣþ Old English
- cloth Middle English
- bâerclêet Middle Dutch
- cleden Middle Dutch
- cleet Middle Dutch
- clêden Middle Dutch
- clêet Middle Dutch
- *kleid Old High German
- kleit Middle High German
- *klēth Old Dutch
- *klēth Old Saxon
- klath Old Frisian
- kléd Kashubian