knijpen
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈknɛi̯.pə(n)/
verb
Definitions
- (intransitive) to pinch, to squeeze
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch knipen inherited from Old Dutch *knīpen inherited from *knīpan inherited from Proto-Germanic *knīpaną (pinch).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*knīpaną
Gloss
pinch
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Yellowknife English
- butterfly knife English
- cyberknife English
- deer antler knife English
- deer horn knife English
- drawknife English
- gravity knife English
- histoknife English
- knife English
- knife twister English
- knifeblade English
- knifeboard English
- knifecrime English
- knifefish English
- knifeful English
- knifegrinder English
- knifehand English
- knifejaw English
- knifeless English
- knifelike English
- knifemaker English
- knifemaking English
- knifeman English
- knifeplay English
- knifepoint English
- knifeproof English
- knifer English
- knifery English
- knifesman English
- knifesmith English
- knifestory English
- knifework English
- microknife English
- paperknife English
- paring knife English
- penknife English
- storyknife English
- kneifen German
- verkneifen German
- zusammenkneifen German
- af Dutch, Flemish
- afknijpen Dutch, Flemish
- bal Dutch, Flemish
- ballenknijper Dutch, Flemish
- bril Dutch, Flemish
- kat Dutch, Flemish
- knijpbril Dutch, Flemish
- knijper Dutch, Flemish
- knijpkat Dutch, Flemish
- verknijpen Dutch, Flemish
- wasknijper Dutch, Flemish
- ziel Dutch, Flemish
- zielenknijper Dutch, Flemish
- zielknijper Dutch, Flemish
- *knīpaną Proto-Germanic
- ナイフ Japanese
- knyf Middle English
- knipen Middle Dutch
- *knīpan gmw-pro
- *knīpen Old Dutch
- knīpen Middle Low German
- *knīpan Old Saxon
- 나이프 Korean
- ņaib Marshallese
- kinipí Papiamentu
- naip Tok Pisin
- nefi Sranan Tongo
- naaybu Guugu Yimidhirr