Fenster
German (Berlin)
/ˈfɛnstɐ/
noun
Definitions
- window
- (figuratively) time frame
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German venster inherited from Old High German fenstar derived from Latin fenestra (window).
Origin
Latin
fenestra
Gloss
window
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
窓
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fenestra English
- fenestrane English
- fenestration English
- fenster English
- fenestra Latin
- fenestrula Latin
- Bank German
- Bogen German
- Bogenfenster German
- Brett German
- Dach German
- Dachfenster German
- Dialog German
- Dialogfenster German
- Fensterbank German
- Fensterbrett German
- Fensterglas German
- Fensterhaken German
- Fensterkitt German
- Fensterladen German
- Fensterladenhalter German
- Fenstermücke German
- Fensterrahmen German
- Fensterraute German
- Fensterscheibe German
- Fenstersturz German
- Glas German
- Haken German
- Kirche German
- Kirchenfenster German
- Kitt German
- Laden German
- Mücke German
- Rahmen German
- Raute German
- Schaufenster German
- Schaufensterauslage German
- Schaufensterbummel German
- Schaufensterpuppe German
- Schaufensterscheibe German
- Scheibe German
- Sturz German
- Zeit German
- Zeitfenster German
- fensterlos German
- schauen German
- controfinestra Italian
- finestra Italian
- finestrella Italian
- finestrino Italian
- sopraffinestra Italian
- venster Dutch, Flemish
- contre-fenêtre French
- fenêtre French
- fenestra Spanish, Castilian
- hiniestra Spanish, Castilian
- fenestra Portuguese
- fenester Old English
- fenestre Old French
- finestra Catalan, Valencian
- fereastră Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ffenestr Welsh
- fenstar Old High German
- finestra Old High German
- venstar Middle High German
- venster Middle High German
- Fënster Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- fenstar Old Dutch
- fẽestra Old Portuguese
- venster Middle Low German
- vinster Middle Low German
- béestar Cimbrian
- fireastrã Aromanian
- Fäischter Alemannic German
- Pfeister Alemannic German
- fenèstra Occitan
- fanestra Romansh
- finestra Sicilian
- fenät Volapük
- finiastra Dalmatian
- Fenschder Pennsylvania German
- Fenschderlaade Pennsylvania German
- lafnet Mauritian Creole
- finestra Aragonese
- finèt Louisiana Creole French
- fynsterbret Silesian
- finèt Antillean Creole
- *alfenestra Mozarabic
- Kitt
- Glas
- Dach
- Bank
- Zeit
- Mücke
- Laden
- Raute
- Haken
- Sturz
- Brett
- Bogen
- Kirche
- Rahmen
- Dialog
- schauen
- Scheibe
- fensterlos
- Fensterkitt
- Zeitfenster
- Fensterbank
- Fensterglas
- Dachfenster
- Schaufenster
- Fensterraute
- Bogenfenster
- Fensterladen
- Fenstermücke
- Fensterbrett
- Fenstersturz
- Fensterhaken
- Dialogfenster
- Fensterrahmen
- Fensterscheibe
- Kirchenfenster
- Schaufensterpuppe
- Schaufensterbummel
- Fensterladenhalter
- Schaufensterauslage
- Schaufensterscheibe