Bündel
German (Berlin)
/ˈbʏndl̩/
noun
Definitions
- bundle
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German bündel suf from German Bund (federation, alliance, waistband, covenant, league, confederation, conspiracy, fret, bunch) root from Proto-Indo-European *bʰendʰ- (tie, bind, bond, band).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*bʰendʰ-
Gloss
tie, bind, bond, band
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- band English
- bindle English
- bund English
- funis Latin
- fūnārius Latin
- offendix Latin
- Bogen German
- Bogenbündel German
- Bund German
- Bundesamt German
- Bundesanstalt German
- Bundesbahn German
- Bundesdorf German
- Bundesgebiet German
- Bundesgenosse German
- Bundesgerichtshof German
- Bundesgrenzschutz German
- Bundesinstitut German
- Bundeskanzler German
- Bundeskriminalamt German
- Bundeslade German
- Bundesland German
- Bundesliga German
- Bundesminister German
- Bundesministerium German
- Bundespolizei German
- Bundespräsident German
- Bundesrat German
- Bundesregierung German
- Bundesrepublik German
- Bundesstaat German
- Bundesstraße German
- Bundestag German
- Bundestrainer German
- Bundestrojaner German
- Bundesverband German
- Bundesverfassungsgericht German
- Bundesverkehrsminister German
- Bundeswehr German
- Bundkuchen German
- Bundschuh German
- Bündner German
- Gebund German
- Geheimbund German
- Geldschein German
- Geldscheinbündel German
- Hosenbund German
- Kulturbund German
- Nerv German
- Nervenbündel German
- Schlüsselbund German
- Staatenbund German
- Türkenbund German
- bundesunmittelbar German
- bundesweit German
- bundrein German
- bündeln German
- bendare Italian
- bandage French
- bander French
- бунт Russian
- venda Spanish, Castilian
- vendaje Spanish, Castilian
- vendar Spanish, Castilian
- πενθερός Ancient Greek
- πεῖσμα Ancient Greek
- φάτνη Ancient Greek
- *bʰendʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰeydʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰéndʰ-e-ti Proto-Indo-European
- *kʷendʰ-, *kʷn̥dʰ, *kʷondʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- bind Norwegian Bokmål
- vendar Portuguese
- *bandaz Proto-Germanic
- *bandijaną Proto-Germanic
- *bandiz Proto-Germanic
- *bandą Proto-Germanic
- *bandī Proto-Germanic
- *bansaz Proto-Germanic
- *bansiz Proto-Germanic
- *banstuz Proto-Germanic
- *bi Proto-Germanic
- *bindaną Proto-Germanic
- *bindaną, *binda Proto-Germanic
- *bundiją Proto-Germanic
- *bundil- Proto-Germanic
- *bundą Proto-Germanic
- *sprēkō Proto-Germanic
- bunt Polish
- bind Norwegian Nynorsk
- बद्ध Sanskrit
- बध्नाति Sanskrit
- बन्ध Sanskrit
- बन्धन Sanskrit
- band Old Norse
- bandingi Old Norse
- binda Old Norse
- bunt Serbo-Croatian
- بند Persian
- بنده Persian
- bant Middle Dutch
- bund Middle Dutch
- բանտ Old Armenian
- bind Faroese
- bandage Norman
- bündel Middle High German
- desbander Middle French
- *banssus Proto-Celtic
- *bennā Proto-Celtic
- bunt Middle Low German
- *binda Frankish
- bendras Lithuanian
- *nibandʰati Proto-Indo-Aryan
- Bund
- Nerv
- Bogen
- Gebund
- Bündner
- bündeln
- bundrein
- Hosenbund
- Bundesrat
- Bundestag
- Bundesamt
- Bundschuh
- Bundesbahn
- Bundesdorf
- Geldschein
- bundesweit
- Bundkuchen
- Türkenbund
- Bundesliga
- Geheimbund
- Bundeswehr
- Bundeslade
- Bundesland
- Kulturbund
- Bogenbündel
- Bundesstaat
- Staatenbund
- Nervenbündel
- Bundesstraße
- Bundesgebiet
- Bundesanstalt
- Bundesverband
- Schlüsselbund
- Bundeskanzler
- Bundesgenosse
- Bundestrainer
- Bundespolizei
- Bundestrojaner
- Bundesminister
- Bundesrepublik
- Bundesinstitut
- Bundespräsident
- Bundesregierung
- Geldscheinbündel
- bundesunmittelbar
- Bundesministerium
- Bundesgrenzschutz
- Bundesgerichtshof
- Bundeskriminalamt
- Bundesverkehrsminister
- Bundesverfassungsgericht