Brunnen
German (Berlin)
/ˈbʁʊnən/
noun
Definitions
- well
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German brunne inherited from Old High German brunno (wellspring) inherited from *brunnō inherited from Proto-Germanic *brunnô (brook, wellspring, stream).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*brunnô
Gloss
brook, wellspring, stream
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
河
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Trinkbrunnen German
- trink German
- bron Dutch, Flemish
- bronbescherming Dutch, Flemish
- broncode Dutch, Flemish
- bronnentaal Dutch, Flemish
- bronrivier Dutch, Flemish
- bronwater Dutch, Flemish
- energiebron Dutch, Flemish
- herbronnen Dutch, Flemish
- hulpbron Dutch, Flemish
- informatiebron Dutch, Flemish
- karstbron Dutch, Flemish
- krachtbron Dutch, Flemish
- oerbron Dutch, Flemish
- spanningsbron Dutch, Flemish
- stroombron Dutch, Flemish
- voedselbron Dutch, Flemish
- warmwaterbron Dutch, Flemish
- woestijnbron Dutch, Flemish
- zwaartekrachtbron Dutch, Flemish
- *bʰrewh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- brønn Norwegian Bokmål
- *brunna- Proto-Germanic
- *brunnaz Proto-Germanic
- *brunnô Proto-Germanic
- brunn Swedish
- brønn Norwegian Nynorsk
- burna Old English
- burne Old English
- winterburna Old English
- bourne Middle English
- brunnr Old Norse
- brønd Danish
- brunnur Icelandic
- borne Middle Dutch
- brunno Old High German
- brunne Middle High German
- 𐌱𐍂𐌿𐌽𐌽𐌰 Gothic
- *brunnō gmw-pro
- brunno Old Dutch
- prunn Cimbrian
- Brunne Alemannic German
- brönn Westrobothnian
- Kirkburn Scots
- burn Scots
- prunn Mòcheno
- brønn Scanian
- brunna Crimean Gothic