Darm
German (Berlin)
/darm/
noun
Definitions
- intestine, gut
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German darm inherited from Old High German darm.
Origin
Old High German
darm
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- tharm English
- Ausgang German
- Blinddarm German
- Blinddarmentzündung German
- Darmausgang German
- Darmentzündung German
- Darmerkrankung German
- Darmflora German
- Darmkrankheit German
- Darmkrebs German
- Darmschleimhaut German
- Darmverschluss German
- Darmzelle German
- Dickdarm German
- Dünndarm German
- Enddarm German
- Ende German
- Entzündung German
- Erkrankung German
- Flora German
- Krankheit German
- Krebs German
- Mast German
- Mastdarm German
- Mastdarmakrobat German
- Reizdarm German
- Reizdarmsyndrom German
- Schleimhaut German
- Verschluss German
- Zelle German
- blind German
- dick German
- dünn German
- reizen German
- dikdarm Dutch, Flemish
- tarm Norwegian Bokmål
- *þarmaz Proto-Germanic
- tarm Norwegian Nynorsk
- tharm Middle English
- endaþarmr Old Norse
- þarmr Old Norse
- blindtarm Danish
- endetarm Danish
- tarm Danish
- tolvfingertarm Danish
- tyktarm Danish
- tyndtarm Danish
- endaþarmur Icelandic
- þarmur Icelandic
- darm Old High German
- tarmur Faroese
- darm Middle High German
- Daarm Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- tharmber Old Swedish
- Daarem Hunsrik
- *tärmä fiu-pro
- Ende
- dick
- dünn
- Mast
- Flora
- Zelle
- Krebs
- blind
- reizen
- Enddarm
- Ausgang
- Dünndarm
- Mastdarm
- Reizdarm
- Dickdarm
- Krankheit
- Darmzelle
- Darmkrebs
- Blinddarm
- Darmflora
- Erkrankung
- Entzündung
- Verschluss
- Schleimhaut
- Darmausgang
- Darmkrankheit
- Darmerkrankung
- Darmentzündung
- Darmverschluss
- Darmschleimhaut
- Reizdarmsyndrom
- Mastdarmakrobat
- Blinddarmentzündung