skamme
Danish
[ˈsɡ̥ɑmə]
verb
Definitions
- (reflexive) to be ashamed
- (rare) to convince someone into doing something by making them feel shame
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse skamma inherited from Proto-Germanic *skamāną (be ashamed).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*skamāną
Gloss
be ashamed
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antishame English
- beshame English
- cover-shame English
- fat-shame English
- forshame English
- kinkshame English
- outshame English
- shamable English
- shame English
- shameable English
- shamee English
- shamefaced English
- shamefast English
- shameful English
- shameless English
- shamelike English
- shameproof English
- shamer English
- shamesome English
- shamest English
- shameth English
- shameworthy English
- Scham German
- beschamen Dutch, Flemish
- schaambeen Dutch, Flemish
- schaamberg Dutch, Flemish
- schaambos Dutch, Flemish
- schaamdeel Dutch, Flemish
- schaamheuvel Dutch, Flemish
- schaamlap Dutch, Flemish
- schaamlip Dutch, Flemish
- schaamluis Dutch, Flemish
- schaamrood Dutch, Flemish
- schaamspleet Dutch, Flemish
- schaamstreek Dutch, Flemish
- schaamte Dutch, Flemish
- schamen Dutch, Flemish
- skamme Norwegian Bokmål
- *skamāną Proto-Germanic
- schame Middle English
- skamma Old Norse
- schāmen Middle Dutch
- scamēn Old High German
- shamo Ido
- 𐍃𐌺𐌰𐌼𐌰𐌽 Gothic
- *skamēn gmw-pro
- shem Chinook Jargon