Brandwaffe
German (Berlin)
noun
Definitions
- incendiary (device)
Etymology
Compound from German Brand (fire, arson, burning, conflagration, burn) + German Waffe (weapon).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Waffe
Gloss
weapon
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Atomwaffe German
- Brand German
- Brandanschlag German
- Brandbeschleuniger German
- Brandbombe German
- Brandbrief German
- Brandflasche German
- Brandholz German
- Brandmunition German
- Brandopfer German
- Brandschatz German
- Feuerwaffe German
- Fusionswaffe German
- Gefrierbrand German
- Hiebwaffe German
- Kernwaffe German
- Luftwaffe German
- Milzbrand German
- Mordwaffe German
- Schusswaffe German
- Sonnenbrand German
- Stichwaffe German
- Waffe German
- Waffenarsenal German
- Waffenhaus German
- Waffenkunde German
- Waffenrecht German
- Waffenrock German
- Waffenschmied German
- Waldbrand German
- Weinbrand German
- Wundbrand German
- brandaktuell German
- brandgefährlich German
- waffenfähig German
- brant Old High German
- wāfan Old High German
- Waffe
- Brand
- Kernwaffe
- Wundbrand
- Brandholz
- Waldbrand
- Milzbrand
- Weinbrand
- Atomwaffe
- Luftwaffe
- Hiebwaffe
- Mordwaffe
- Brandbrief
- Brandbombe
- Waffenrock
- Feuerwaffe
- Waffenhaus
- Brandopfer
- Stichwaffe
- Waffenrecht
- Brandschatz
- waffenfähig
- Waffenkunde
- Schusswaffe
- Sonnenbrand
- brandaktuell
- Fusionswaffe
- Gefrierbrand
- Brandflasche
- Waffenarsenal
- Waffenschmied
- Brandanschlag
- Brandmunition
- brandgefährlich
- Brandbeschleuniger