gemen
Danish
[ɡ̊eˈmeˀn]
infl-adj
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle Low German gemēn (common) inherited from Proto-Germanic *gamainiz (common, shared, communal, general, public).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*gamainiz
Gloss
common, shared, communal, general, public
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bemean English
- demean English
- gemeinschaft English
- geomean English
- intermean English
- mean English
- meanable English
- meanest English
- meaneth English
- meanie English
- meaning English
- meanish English
- meanless English
- meanling English
- meanly English
- meanness English
- meanship English
- meantime English
- meantone English
- meanwhile English
- meany English
- mismean English
- semimean English
- trimean English
- unmean English
- whaddayamean English
- Gemeinde German
- Gemeine Fichte German
- Gemeinfreiheit German
- Gemeingut German
- Gemeinheit German
- Gemeinschaft German
- Gemeinwohl German
- allgemein German
- gemein German
- gemeinfasslich German
- gemeinfrei German
- gemeingefährlich German
- gemeingermanisch German
- gemeinsam German
- gemeinslawisch German
- hundsgemein German
- ungemein German
- *ḱom-moynis Proto-Indo-European
- *ḱommoynis Proto-Indo-European
- *ala- Proto-Germanic
- *gamainiz Proto-Germanic
- *mann- Proto-Germanic
- allmän Swedish
- gemen Swedish
- gemæne Old English
- menen Middle English
- al Danish
- almen Danish
- almeneje Danish
- almengyldig Danish
- almenkendt Danish
- almenmenneskelig Danish
- almensprog Danish
- almensproglig Danish
- almenvel Danish
- almenviden Danish
- mên Welsh
- gimeini Old High German
- gimeinī Old High German
- gemein Middle High German
- 𐌲𐌰𐌼𐌰𐌹𐌽𐍃 Gothic
- *gamainī gmw-pro
- *gimēni Old Dutch
- *gimēnitha Old Dutch
- gemēn Middle Low German
- gimeni Old Saxon
- gimēnitha Old Saxon