ghéel
Cimbrian
adj
Definitions
- (7) yellow
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German gël inherited from Old High German gelo inherited from *gelu (yellow) inherited from Proto-Germanic *gelwaz (yellow).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*gelwaz
Gloss
yellow
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
黄
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Yellowknife English
- Yellowstone English
- antiyellow English
- beyellowed English
- full-course yellow English
- infrayellow English
- nonyellow English
- unyellow English
- yeldrin English
- yellow English
- yellow bone English
- yellow-bellied English
- yellow-green English
- yellow-red English
- yellowback English
- yellowbelly English
- yellowberry English
- yellowbill English
- yellowbird English
- yellowcake English
- yellowcress English
- yellowen English
- yelloweye English
- yellowface English
- yellowfin English
- yellowfish English
- yellowhead English
- yellowhorn English
- yellowish English
- yellowjacket English
- yellowly English
- yellowmouth English
- yellowness English
- yellowroot English
- yellowseed English
- yellowshanks English
- yellowshins English
- yellowtail English
- yellowthroat English
- yellowtop English
- yellowware English
- yellowwood English
- yellowwort English
- yellowy English
- Gelbbleierz German
- Gelbes Meer German
- Gelbfärbung German
- Gelbstoff German
- Gelbsucht German
- Gelbton German
- blassgelb German
- braungelb German
- dottergelb German
- dunkelgelb German
- gelb German
- gelbbraun German
- gelbgrün German
- gelbgrünlich German
- gelblich German
- gelbrot German
- grüngelb German
- grünlichgelb German
- hellgelb German
- kanariengelb German
- maisgelb German
- nikotingelb German
- orangegelb German
- quittegelb German
- rot-gelb German
- rotgelb German
- schwefelgelb German
- weingelb German
- zitronengelb German
- giallo Italian
- *ǵʰelh₃- Proto-Indo-European
- *ǵʰelh₃wos Proto-Indo-European
- *ǵʰelh₃wós Proto-Indo-European
- *gelwaz Proto-Germanic
- イエロー Japanese
- geolo Old English
- geolu Old English
- ġeolu Old English
- yelwe, yelow, yelou Middle English
- gelo Old High German
- welasuht Old High German
- gel Middle High German
- gël Middle High German
- געל Yiddish
- *gelu gmw-pro
- *gelo Old Dutch
- gel Cimbrian
- gelo Old Saxon
- iaļo Marshallese
- yelo Tok Pisin
- jäl Central Franconian
- gelleb Hunsrik
- güül North Frisian
- yelo Bislama