Faust
German (Berlin)
noun
Definitions
- fist
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German fūst inherited from Old High German fūst (fist).
Origin
Old High German
fūst
Gloss
fist
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
拳
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Panzerfaust English
- backfist English
- brofist English
- clubfist English
- clutchfist English
- fist English
- fistball English
- fistbump English
- fistee English
- fister English
- fistfight English
- fistfighter English
- fistful English
- fistiana English
- fistic English
- fistical English
- fisticuff English
- fistlike English
- fistnote English
- fisty English
- pinchfist English
- tight-fisted English
- unfist English
- Faustfeuerwaffe German
- Fausthandschuh German
- Faustkampf German
- Faustregel German
- Faustschlag German
- Feuerwaffe German
- Handschuh German
- Kampf German
- Panzer German
- Panzerfaust German
- Regel German
- Schlag German
- dick German
- faustdick German
- faustisch German
- fisten German
- fyst Old English
- fist Middle English
- *pęstь Proto-Slavic
- fūst Old High German
- fūst Middle High German
- Fauscht Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- פֿויסט Yiddish
- *fūsti gmw-pro
- bòista Cimbrian
- päsť Slovak
- pest Slovene
- Faust Hunsrik