herbest
Cimbrian
noun
Definitions
- (Luserna) autumn
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German herbist inherited from Proto-Germanic *harbistaz (harvest, autumn, fall, harvest-time).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*harbistaz
Gloss
harvest, autumn, fall, harvest-time
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
秋
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- harvest English
- harvestability English
- harvestable English
- harvester English
- harvesteth English
- harvestfish English
- harvestless English
- harvestman English
- harvestry English
- midharvest English
- nonharvest English
- overharvest English
- postharvest English
- preharvest English
- reharvest English
- superharvest English
- Herbst German
- Herbstanfang German
- Herbstende German
- Herbstgrasmilbe German
- Herbstlaub German
- Herbstluft German
- Herbstmond German
- Herbstsonne German
- Herbststurm German
- Herbstvollmond German
- Herbstwald German
- Herbstwetter German
- Herbstwind German
- Herbstzeit German
- Spätherbst German
- herbstfarben German
- herbstlich German
- herfst Dutch, Flemish
- herfstavond Dutch, Flemish
- herfstmaand Dutch, Flemish
- herfstnachtevening Dutch, Flemish
- herfsttij Dutch, Flemish
- *kerp- Proto-Indo-European
- *harbistaz Proto-Germanic
- höst Swedish
- hösta Swedish
- höstas Swedish
- höstdagjämning Swedish
- höstkantarell Swedish
- herfest Old English
- hærfest Old English
- harvest Middle English
- haust Old Norse
- herfst Middle Dutch
- herbist Old High German
- herfs Afrikaans
- herbest Middle High German
- Hierscht Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *harbist gmw-pro
- *hervist Old Dutch
- herbestmånat Cimbrian
- herbust Cimbrian
- månat Cimbrian
- Herpscht Alemannic German
- harpscht Alemannic German
- herbscht Alemannic German
- hérbscht Alemannic German
- herfst Old Frisian
- herbast Bavarian
- herbischt Bavarian
- hörbist Bavarian