Angel
German (Berlin)
/aŋl̩/
noun
Definitions
- fishing rod
- tackle, fishhook
- hinge a jointed or flexible device that allows the pivoting of a door, window, etc.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German angel inherited from Old High German angul (sting, fish hook) inherited from Proto-Germanic *angulō derived from Proto-Indo-European *ank-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*ank-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Mach angle English
- angle English
- angleless English
- anglemeter English
- anglepoise English
- angler English
- angletwitch English
- anglewing English
- anglewise English
- angleworm English
- biangle English
- camera angle English
- decangle English
- diangle English
- eigenangle English
- gyroangle English
- heptangle English
- multiangle English
- octangle English
- pentangle English
- polyangle English
- pseudoangle English
- quinquangle English
- reangle English
- semiangle English
- septangle English
- sexangle English
- wolfsangel English
- -s- German
- Angelhaken German
- Angelleine German
- Angelpunkt German
- Angelrute German
- Fuß German
- Fußangel German
- Haken German
- Leine German
- Punkt German
- Rute German
- Sperrangel German
- Tür German
- Türangel German
- Wolf German
- Wolfsangel German
- sperrangelweit German
- sperren German
- angel Dutch, Flemish
- angellijn Dutch, Flemish
- gifangel Dutch, Flemish
- voetangel Dutch, Flemish
- *ank- Proto-Indo-European
- *angulō Proto-Germanic
- *anhtō Proto-Germanic
- アングル Japanese
- angle Middle English
- angel Middle Dutch
- angul Old High German
- angelagar Ido
- angelo Ido
- angel Middle High German
- Aangel Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *angli gmw-pro