seddel
Danish
[ˈsɛðˀəl]
noun
Definitions
- a note, a small piece of paper with writing
- a banknote, bill
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle Low German sedele borrowed from German Zettel (note, slip, slip of paper, sheet) borrowed from Latin schedula (leaf of paper).
Origin
Latin
schedula
Gloss
leaf of paper
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- seteli Finnish
- cedula Latin
- scheda Latin
- schedula Latin
- Denkzettel German
- Gießzettel German
- Kassenzettel German
- Schmierzettel German
- Schummelzettel German
- Strafzettel German
- Wunschzettel German
- Zettel German
- Zettelkasten German
- cetli Hungarian
- cedula Spanish, Castilian
- σχέδη Ancient Greek
- *skeyd- Proto-Indo-European
- seddel Norwegian Bokmål
- sedel Swedish
- penge Danish
- pengeseddel Danish
- ønske Danish
- ønskeseddel Danish
- cedule Old French
- farseðill Icelandic
- matseðill Icelandic
- seðill Icelandic
- zedel Middle High German
- zedele Middle High German
- sedele Middle Low German
- sedel Old Swedish
- sceidell Middle Irish