jæger
Danish
[ˈjɛːjʌ]
noun
Definitions
- hunter
Etymology
Affix from Danish jage (hunt).
Origin
Danish
jage
Gloss
hunt
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Yeager English
- jaeger English
- yager English
- jääkäri Finnish
- Aasjäger German
- Autogrammjäger German
- Fallschirmjäger German
- Feldjäger German
- Honigjäger German
- Jäger German
- Jägerin German
- Jägermeister German
- Jägerschnitzel German
- Kammerjäger German
- Kopfgeldjäger German
- Nachtjäger German
- Nuttenjäger German
- Panzerjäger German
- Robbenjäger German
- Schürzenjäger German
- jagen German
- jägergrün German
- alpenjager Dutch, Flemish
- jagen Dutch, Flemish
- jager Dutch, Flemish
- jager-verzamelaar Dutch, Flemish
- jagerslatijn Dutch, Flemish
- koopjesjager Dutch, Flemish
- premiejager Dutch, Flemish
- straaljager Dutch, Flemish
- tankjager Dutch, Flemish
- zwijntjesjager Dutch, Flemish
- егерь Russian
- fallskjermjeger Norwegian Bokmål
- jeger Norwegian Bokmål
- fallskärmsjägare Swedish
- huvudjägare Swedish
- jaga Swedish
- jägare Swedish
- prisjägare Swedish
- Jeger Polish
- fallskjermjeger Norwegian Nynorsk
- jeger Norwegian Nynorsk
- -s- Danish
- faldskærm Danish
- faldskærmsjæger Danish
- jage Danish
- jeger Serbo-Croatian
- jager Middle Dutch
- jagen Middle Low German
- jeger Middle Low German