bage
Danish
/baːɣə/, /baːɡə/
verb
Definitions
- to bake
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse baka inherited from Proto-Germanic *bakaną (bake).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*bakaną
Gloss
bake
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
焼
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Baxter English
- bakable English
- bake English
- bake-off English
- bakeability English
- bakeable English
- bakeaholic English
- bakeboard English
- bakehouse English
- baken English
- baker English
- bakery English
- bakeshop English
- bakest English
- bakestone English
- baketh English
- bakeware English
- baking English
- clambake English
- hardbake English
- outbake English
- overbake English
- prebake English
- rebake English
- sunbake English
- traybake English
- underbake English
- Backaroma German
- Backblech German
- Backfisch German
- Backform German
- Backhaus German
- Backhefe German
- Backofen German
- Backpflaume German
- Backpulver German
- Backstein German
- Backstube German
- Backtriebmittel German
- Backware German
- Backwerk German
- Brotbackautomat German
- Bäcker German
- altbacken German
- backen German
- nachbacken German
- *bʰeh₃g- Proto-Indo-European
- bake Norwegian Bokmål
- *bakaną Proto-Germanic
- *bakkōną Proto-Germanic
- bagare Swedish
- bageri Swedish
- baka Swedish
- bakbord Swedish
- bakplåt Swedish
- bakpulver Swedish
- bake Norwegian Nynorsk
- bacan Old English
- bacen Old English
- baken Middle English
- bakere Middle English
- bakestere Middle English
- bakhows Middle English
- bakynge Middle English
- bácáil Irish
- baka Old Norse
- bakari Old Norse
- bager Danish
- bageri Danish
- baki Esperanto
- bachan Old High German
- bahhan Old High German
- baka Faroese
- backen Middle High German
- באַקן Yiddish
- *bakan gmw-pro
- *bakkan Old Dutch
- bakkan Old Saxon
- *bakka Old Frisian
- bakka Old Frisian
- båkå Elfdalian