נעמען
Yiddish
verb
Definitions
- to take, obtain l
- to get, receive l
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German nëmen, nemen (take, grasp) inherited from Old High German neman (take) inherited from Proto-Germanic *nemaną (take) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *neme- (give take ones due).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*neme-
Gloss
give take ones due
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- nehmen German
- aannemen Dutch, Flemish
- afnemen Dutch, Flemish
- beetnemen Dutch, Flemish
- benemen Dutch, Flemish
- deelnemen Dutch, Flemish
- gevangennemen Dutch, Flemish
- hernemen Dutch, Flemish
- innemen Dutch, Flemish
- meenemen Dutch, Flemish
- nemen Dutch, Flemish
- nemer Dutch, Flemish
- ondernemen Dutch, Flemish
- ontnemen Dutch, Flemish
- opnemen Dutch, Flemish
- terugnemen Dutch, Flemish
- toenemen Dutch, Flemish
- uitnemen Dutch, Flemish
- vernemen Dutch, Flemish
- voornemen Dutch, Flemish
- waarnemen Dutch, Flemish
- wegnemen Dutch, Flemish
- werkneemster Dutch, Flemish
- werknemer Dutch, Flemish
- *nem- Proto-Indo-European
- *neme- Proto-Indo-European
- *nemaną Proto-Germanic
- *nāmjaz Proto-Germanic
- *nēmō Proto-Germanic
- niman Old English
- nema Old Norse
- nēmen Middle Dutch
- neman Old High German
- nëmen Middle High German
- nëmen, nemen Middle High German
- 𐌽𐌹𐌼𐌰𐌽 Gothic
- אַרום Yiddish
- אַרומנעמען Yiddish
- אונטער Yiddish
- אונטערנעמונג Yiddish
- *neman gmw-pro
- neman Old Dutch
- neman Old Saxon
- niman Old Saxon
- nää Alemannic German
- nima Old Frisian
- nemme Pennsylvania German
- nemme Central Franconian