Beamer
German (Berlin)
/ˈbiːmɐ/
noun
Definitions
- video projector
Etymology
Suffix from German beamen (beam, project) derived from English beam (tree, keel, transmit matter information via a high-tech wireless mechanism).
Origin
English
beam
Gloss
tree, keel, transmit matter information via a high-tech wireless mechanism
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Classifier
Kanji
木, 樹
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- abeam English
- beam English
- beambird English
- beambreak English
- beamer English
- beamform English
- beamformed English
- beamformer English
- beamforming English
- beamful English
- beamish English
- beamless English
- beamlet English
- beamlike English
- beamline English
- beampattern English
- beampipe English
- beamshelf English
- beamsome English
- beamspace English
- beamster English
- beamstop English
- beamtime English
- beamtrain English
- beamwalk English
- beamwalking English
- beamwidth English
- beamy English
- breastbeam English
- bufferbeam English
- carbeam English
- crossbeam English
- daybeam English
- embeam English
- eyebeam English
- forebeam English
- glee-beam English
- hardbeam English
- interbeam English
- microbeam English
- minibeam English
- moonbeam English
- multibeam English
- nanobeam English
- offbeam English
- onbeam English
- outbeam English
- photobeam English
- quickbeam English
- ridge beam English
- roofbeam English
- scalebeam English
- sharebeam English
- shoebeam English
- spot beam English
- sunbeam English
- superbeam English
- tiebeam English
- tightbeam English
- weighbeam English
- whitebeam English
- Baum German
- beamen German
- hochbeamen German
- beamen Dutch, Flemish
- beamer Dutch, Flemish
- ビーム Japanese
- telebim Polish
- beem Middle English
- bim Volapük