hænge
Danish
[ˈhɛŋə]
verb
Definitions
- to hang transitive
- to hang intransitive
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse hengja (hang) inherited from Proto-Germanic *hangijaną (cause to hang) inherited from Old Norse hanga (hang) inherited from Proto-Germanic *hanhaną.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*hanhaną
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- behang English
- forhang English
- hang English
- hang-by English
- hangability English
- hangable English
- hangbird English
- hangboard English
- hangdog English
- hangee English
- hanger English
- hangest English
- hangeth English
- hangle English
- hangman English
- hangnail English
- hangnest English
- hangout English
- hangover English
- hangtag English
- hangtime English
- hangwoman English
- hangworthy English
- overhang English
- rehang English
- straphang English
- underhang English
- unhang English
- uphang English
- Hang German
- Hängegleiter German
- Hängematte German
- Vorhang German
- abhängen German
- anhängen German
- aufhängen German
- durchhängen German
- erhängen German
- hangen German
- hängen German
- nachhängen German
- reinhängen German
- verhängen German
- zusammenhängen German
- hanguear Spanish, Castilian
- *ḱenk- Proto-Indo-European
- *ḱonk- Proto-Indo-European
- henge Norwegian Bokmål
- *hangijaną Proto-Germanic
- *hanhaną Proto-Germanic
- hänga Swedish
- henga Norwegian Nynorsk
- hengja Norwegian Nynorsk
- hon Old English
- hōn Old English
- hanga Old Norse
- hengja Old Norse
- bro Danish
- hængebro Danish
- hanga Icelandic
- hengja Icelandic
- hanger Cebuano
- hangen Middle Dutch
- hangen Old High German
- hengen Old High German
- hāhan Old High German
- hanga Faroese
- hāhen Middle High German
- hangon Old Dutch
- hān Old Dutch
- hangen Middle Low German
- hahan Old Saxon
- hengian Old Saxon
- hāhan Old Saxon
- hængia Old Swedish
- hääng Westrobothnian