an
Danish
[ˈan], [ˈæˀn]
adv
Definitions
- on only used in lexicalized expressions
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle Low German an (on) borrowed from Danish an (on) derived from Proto-Germanic *ana (on, at, onto, ana).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*ana
Gloss
on, at, onto, ana
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Other
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- hereon English
- on English
- on high English
- on-site English
- onballer English
- onfield English
- onglaze English
- ongoer English
- ongoing English
- onlap English
- online English
- onlooker English
- onpass English
- onscreen English
- onsell English
- onsetter English
- onshore English
- onside English
- onsides English
- onsight English
- onstage English
- onto English
- onward English
- onwards English
- pull up on English
- push up on English
- run up on English
- thereon English
- upon English
- whereon English
- an- German
- angreifen German
- ansehen German
- *h₂en- Proto-Indo-European
- anmode Norwegian Bokmål
- *ailijaną Proto-Germanic
- *ana Proto-Germanic
- anǣlan Old English
- on Old English
- on- Old English
- on Middle English
- upp Old Norse
- angribe Danish
- angriber Danish
- anmode Danish
- anordne Danish
- anordning Danish
- anse Danish
- anseelse Danish
- anselig Danish
- gribe Danish
- hvorpå Danish
- ordne Danish
- på Danish
- pålandsvind Danish
- pålægge Danish
- påskud Danish
- påstå Danish
- påvirke Danish
- se Danish
- ana Old High German
- 𐌰𐌽𐌰 Gothic
- ana Old Dutch
- an Middle Low German
- an Old Saxon
- ana- Old Saxon
- an Low German
- ᚨᚾ Proto-Norse