fæc
Old English
noun
Definitions
- a division, space
- a portion, period, or space of time; while; an interval
- period of five years, lustrum
Etymology
Inherited from *fak inherited from Proto-Germanic *faką (division, part, space, department, piece) derived from Proto-Indo-European *pāǵe- (fasten, nail).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*pāǵe-
Gloss
fasten, nail
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
爪
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Polie English
- alepole English
- antipole English
- beanpole English
- bipole English
- cartpole English
- clodpole English
- counterpole English
- dipole English
- double pole English
- epipole English
- fack English
- fencepole English
- firepole English
- fishpole English
- flagpole English
- footpole English
- fuckpole English
- headpole English
- hexadecapole English
- hexapole English
- interpole English
- lodgepole English
- meatpole English
- multipole English
- octopole English
- paleopole English
- pitchpole English
- polary English
- pole English
- pole dancing English
- pole-smoker English
- poleboat English
- polehead English
- poleless English
- polelike English
- poleman English
- polepiece English
- poler English
- polescreen English
- polesitter English
- polespear English
- polester English
- poletimber English
- poleward English
- polewards English
- polocyte English
- quadripole English
- ridgepole English
- roundpole English
- tail-pole English
- tailpole English
- tentpole English
- tripole English
- fakki Finnish
- fakkiutua Finnish
- antepagmentum Latin
- compingo Latin
- depango Latin
- impingo Latin
- pangito Latin
- pangō Latin
- pālus Latin
- Fach German
- Facharzt German
- Fachausdruck German
- Fachbegriff German
- Fachbereich German
- Fachchinesisch German
- Fachhochschule German
- Fachidiot German
- Fachinformatiker German
- Fachjargon German
- Fachkenntnis German
- Fachmarkt German
- Fachsprache German
- Fachwort German
- Handschuhfach German
- Postfach German
- Schließfach German
- Stimmfach German
- Unterrichtsfach German
- Zahnfach German
- aquapole Italian
- bijvak Dutch, Flemish
- bouwvak Dutch, Flemish
- hoofdvak Dutch, Flemish
- tijdvak Dutch, Flemish
- vak Dutch, Flemish
- vakbond Dutch, Flemish
- vakgebied Dutch, Flemish
- vakidioot Dutch, Flemish
- vakidiotisme Dutch, Flemish
- vakkenvuller Dutch, Flemish
- vakkundig Dutch, Flemish
- vakman Dutch, Flemish
- vakmens Dutch, Flemish
- vakterm Dutch, Flemish
- vakverbond Dutch, Flemish
- vakvrouw Dutch, Flemish
- vakwerk Dutch, Flemish
- voorsorteervak Dutch, Flemish
- vriesvak Dutch, Flemish
- zoekvak Dutch, Flemish
- pole Spanish, Castilian
- *peh₂ǵ- Proto-Indo-European
- *pÀǵ- Proto-Indo-European
- *pāǵe- Proto-Indo-European
- *faką Proto-Germanic
- fach Polish
- *fak Middle English
- pole Middle English
- fag Danish
- foch Czech
- vak Indonesian
- vac Middle Dutch
- fah Old High German
- vak Afrikaans
- vach Middle High German
- Fach Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *fak gmw-pro
- *fak Old Dutch
- Pungg Alemannic German
- pungge Alemannic German
- fek Old Frisian
- Fäk Saterland Frisian