frisk
Danish
/frɛsk/
adjective
Definitions
- fresh
- cheerful, lively
- fit, sprightly
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle Low German vrisch (fresh, happy, young) derived from Proto-Germanic *friskaz (fresh, unsalted, not salty).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*friskaz
Gloss
fresh, unsalted, not salty
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afresh English
- fresh English
- freshen English
- fresher English
- freshie English
- freshish English
- freshling English
- freshly English
- freshman English
- freshmint English
- freshness English
- freshperson English
- freshwater English
- refresh English
- unfresh English
- frescus Latin
- friscus Latin
- Frische German
- Frischhaltefolie German
- Frischkäse German
- Frischluft German
- fangfrisch German
- frisch German
- frischgebacken German
- knackfrisch German
- ofenfrisch German
- postfrisch German
- taufrisch German
- fresco Italian
- kersvers Dutch, Flemish
- naamvers Dutch, Flemish
- vers Dutch, Flemish
- versheid Dutch, Flemish
- vershoudfolie Dutch, Flemish
- *preisk Proto-Indo-European
- *preysk- Proto-Indo-European
- frisk Norwegian Bokmål
- *friskaz Proto-Germanic
- frisk Norwegian Nynorsk
- fersc Old English
- fressh Middle English
- ferskr Old Norse
- morgen Danish
- morgenfrisk Danish
- fres Old French
- fresche Old French
- fricque Old French
- frískur Icelandic
- fresh lumpia Cebuano
- ffres Welsh
- vers Middle Dutch
- versch Middle Dutch
- frisc Old High German
- vars Afrikaans
- vers Afrikaans
- frískur Faroese
- vrisch Middle High German
- *frisk gmw-pro
- priske Estonian
- *fersk Old Dutch
- vrisch Middle Low German
- *frisk Old Saxon
- freshi Swahili
- frisker Old Swedish
- frais-ch Romansh
- fras-ch Romansh
- frestg Romansh
- *fresk Frankish
- *frisk Frankish
- ফ্রেশ Bengali
- fersk Old Frisian
- frisc lng