schaamte
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈsxaːm.tə/
noun
Definitions
- feeling of shame (uncomfortable or painful feeling)
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch schaemde affix from Dutch, Flemish schamen (shame, be ashamed).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
schamen
Gloss
shame, be ashamed
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
恥, 羞
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- shame English
- Fremdscham German
- Scham German
- Schambehaarung German
- Schamentzündung German
- Schamgefühl German
- Schamhaar German
- Schamhügel German
- Schamröte German
- schamhaft German
- schamlos German
- schämen German
- beschamen Dutch, Flemish
- cultuur Dutch, Flemish
- plaatsvervangend Dutch, Flemish
- plaatsvervangende schaamte Dutch, Flemish
- schaambeen Dutch, Flemish
- schaamberg Dutch, Flemish
- schaambos Dutch, Flemish
- schaamdeel Dutch, Flemish
- schaamheuvel Dutch, Flemish
- schaamlap Dutch, Flemish
- schaamlip Dutch, Flemish
- schaamluis Dutch, Flemish
- schaamrood Dutch, Flemish
- schaamspleet Dutch, Flemish
- schaamstreek Dutch, Flemish
- schaamtecultuur Dutch, Flemish
- schaamteloos Dutch, Flemish
- schaamteloosheid Dutch, Flemish
- schamen Dutch, Flemish
- vliegen Dutch, Flemish
- vliegschaamte Dutch, Flemish
- skǫmm Old Norse
- skam Danish
- skamfuld Danish
- schaemde Middle Dutch
- schāmen Middle Dutch
- skaam Afrikaans
- skaamte Afrikaans
- skaamteloos Afrikaans
- skomm Faroese
- schame Middle High German
- skama Old Saxon
- Schaam Low German
- skam Old Danish