Ente
German (Berlin)
/ˈɛntə/
noun
Definitions
- duck aquatic bird of the family Anatidae
- (typically) mallard;
- (informal) ën 2Citroën 2CV
- (medicine) urinal vessel for holding urine
- (journalism) canard false or misleading report
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German ente inherited from Old High German enita inherited from Proto-Germanic *anadz (duck, ennet) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *h₂énh₂t- (duck) derived from French canard (duck, drake, hoax).
Origin
French
canard
Gloss
duck, drake, hoax
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
鴨
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- canard English
- duckface English
- ennet English
- anas Latin
- anas, anatem Latin
- anas, anatis Latin
- anas, anātis Latin
- anatis Latin
- Affe German
- Affenente German
- Baikal German
- Baikalente German
- Berg German
- Bergente German
- Braten German
- Braut German
- Brautente German
- Brust German
- Eider German
- Eiderente German
- Entchen German
- Entenbraten German
- Entenbrust German
- Entenhausen German
- Entenküken German
- Entenschnute German
- Enterich German
- Entlein German
- Florida German
- Floridaente German
- Gründelente German
- Haus German
- Hausente German
- Hottentotten German
- Hottentottenente German
- Kap German
- Kapente German
- Kastanie German
- Kastanienente German
- Knäk German
- Knäkente German
- Kolben German
- Kolbenente German
- Kragen German
- Kragenente German
- Küken German
- Labrador German
- Labradorente German
- Lappen German
- Lappenente German
- Laysan German
- Laysanente German
- Löffel German
- Löffelente German
- Mexiko German
- Mexikoente German
- Moor German
- Moorente German
- Pfeifente German
- Reiher German
- Reiherente German
- Samt German
- Samtente German
- Schnute German
- Stock German
- Stockente German
- Wild German
- Wildente German
- Zeitung German
- Zeitungsente German
- entenartig German
- gründeln German
- of water fowl to feed with the head under water German
- pfeifen German
- canard Italian
- badeend Dutch, Flemish
- bergeend Dutch, Flemish
- canard Dutch, Flemish
- eend Dutch, Flemish
- eendengroen Dutch, Flemish
- eendenkuiken Dutch, Flemish
- eendenmol Dutch, Flemish
- eendenmossel Dutch, Flemish
- eendvliegtuig Dutch, Flemish
- eidereend Dutch, Flemish
- krakeend Dutch, Flemish
- kuifeend Dutch, Flemish
- lokeend Dutch, Flemish
- mannetjeseend Dutch, Flemish
- muskuseend Dutch, Flemish
- pekingeend Dutch, Flemish
- tafeleend Dutch, Flemish
- zee-eend Dutch, Flemish
- canard French
- canard brun French
- canarder French
- canardier French
- canardière French
- *h₂enh₁-ti- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂énh₂t- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂énh₂ts Proto-Indo-European
- canard Portuguese
- *anadz Proto-Germanic
- ened Old English
- ende Middle English
- ǫnd Old Norse
- and Danish
- andebestand Danish
- andefedt Danish
- andemad Danish
- ælling Danish
- ent Middle Dutch
- enita Old High German
- eend Afrikaans
- ente Middle High German
- canard Middle French
- *anad gmw-pro
- ened Old Dutch
- ānt Middle Low German
- anud Old Saxon
- *ened Old Frisian
- Aant Low German
- Ent Pennsylvania German
- kanar Mauritian Creole
- En North Frisian
- kanar Seychellois Creole
- kanna Antillean Creole
- kanaara Wolof
- Kap
- Wild
- Haus
- Moor
- Knäk
- Affe
- Berg
- Samt
- Braut
- Eider
- Küken
- Brust
- Stock
- Kragen
- Reiher
- Löffel
- Kolben
- Baikal
- Mexiko
- Braten
- Laysan
- Lappen
- Kapente
- Zeitung
- Schnute
- Florida
- Entchen
- Entlein
- pfeifen
- Samtente
- Hausente
- Labrador
- Moorente
- Wildente
- Knäkente
- Enterich
- gründeln
- Kastanie
- Bergente
- Affenente
- Eiderente
- Pfeifente
- Stockente
- Brautente
- Entenbrust
- Kragenente
- Laysanente
- Baikalente
- Entenküken
- Reiherente
- Mexikoente
- Lappenente
- entenartig
- Kolbenente
- Löffelente
- Entenhausen
- Entenbraten
- Floridaente
- Gründelente
- Hottentotten
- Zeitungsente
- Entenschnute
- Labradorente
- Kastanienente
- Hottentottenente
- of water fowl to feed with the head under water