Essen
German (Berlin)
/ˈɛsən/
noun
Definitions
- eating
- meal
- food
- groceries
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German ezzan.
Origin
Old High German
ezzan
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Abend German
- Abendessen German
- Essensmarke German
- Fest German
- Festessen German
- Marke German
- Mittag German
- Mittagessen German
- Morgen German
- Morgenessen German
- Nacht German
- Nachtessen German
- Voressen German
- abendessen German
- essensmäßig German
- mittagessen German
- vor German
- aaseter Dutch, Flemish
- avondeten Dutch, Flemish
- eetappel Dutch, Flemish
- eetbui Dutch, Flemish
- eetgewoonte Dutch, Flemish
- eethuis Dutch, Flemish
- eetlust Dutch, Flemish
- eetpiraat Dutch, Flemish
- eetrijp Dutch, Flemish
- eetstokje Dutch, Flemish
- eetstoornis Dutch, Flemish
- eetwaar Dutch, Flemish
- eten Dutch, Flemish
- etensbak Dutch, Flemish
- etenstijd Dutch, Flemish
- etenswaar Dutch, Flemish
- eterij Dutch, Flemish
- mee-eten Dutch, Flemish
- mee-eter Dutch, Flemish
- middageten Dutch, Flemish
- opeten Dutch, Flemish
- overeten Dutch, Flemish
- vreten Dutch, Flemish
- *etaną Proto-Germanic
- ēten Middle Dutch
- ezzan Old High German
- eet Afrikaans
- ezzen Middle High German
- ëzzen Middle High German
- iessen Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- עסן Yiddish
- *etan gmw-pro
- etan Old Saxon
- asse Alemannic German
- assu Alemannic German
- essen Alemannic German
- ässe Alemannic German
- ässä Alemannic German
- eten Low German
- Esse Pennsylvania German
- Essschtick Pennsylvania German
- Mariyeesse Pennsylvania German
- Middaagesse Pennsylvania German
- äße Central Franconian