Fallgatter
German (Berlin)
noun
Definitions
- portcullis
Etymology
Affix from German fallen (fall) + German Gatter (fence, gating).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Gatter
Gloss
fence, gating
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
垣, 柵
Emoji
🤺
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fall English
- Fallbeil German
- Fallobst German
- Fallreep German
- Fallsucht German
- Gatter German
- Gefälle German
- abfallen German
- anfallen German
- anheimfallen German
- auffallen German
- auseinanderfallen German
- ausfallen German
- befallen German
- durchfallen German
- einfallen German
- entfallen German
- fallen German
- gefallen German
- hereinfallen German
- herfallen German
- herunterfallen German
- hinfallen German
- niederfallen German
- runterfallen German
- schwerfallen German
- umfallen German
- verfallen German
- vorfallen German
- wegfallen German
- zerfallen German
- zufallen German
- zusammenfallen German
- überfallen German
- ζῆλος Ancient Greek
- fali Esperanto
- gater Middle High German
- vallen Middle High German
- Gatter
- fallen
- Gefälle
- Fallbeil
- gefallen
- Fallreep
- umfallen
- abfallen
- anfallen
- zufallen
- befallen
- Fallobst
- ausfallen
- auffallen
- Fallsucht
- verfallen
- hinfallen
- einfallen
- entfallen
- herfallen
- zerfallen
- vorfallen
- wegfallen
- überfallen
- durchfallen
- hereinfallen
- schwerfallen
- anheimfallen
- niederfallen
- runterfallen
- herunterfallen
- zusammenfallen
- auseinanderfallen