Filz
German (Berlin)
/fɪlts/
noun
Definitions
- felt
- sleaze (corruption)
- miser
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German vilz inherited from Old High German filz inherited from *felt (felt).
Origin
*felt
Gloss
felt
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antifelt English
- deepfelt English
- felt English
- feltest English
- feltlike English
- feltmaker English
- feltness English
- feltwork English
- feltwort English
- felty English
- heartfelt English
- homefelt English
- infelt English
- needlefelt English
- refelt English
- underfelt English
- unfelt English
- feltrum Latin
- filtrum Latin
- Filzhut German
- Filzlaus German
- Hut German
- Laus German
- filzig German
- verfilzen German
- filc Hungarian
- filctoll Hungarian
- felpa Spanish, Castilian
- *peld- Proto-Indo-European
- *pilto Proto-Indo-European
- フェルト Japanese
- filc Polish
- felt Old English
- felt Middle English
- *pilfilt Old French
- filc Serbo-Croatian
- feltro Galician
- filz Old High German
- vilz Middle High German
- *felt gmw-pro
- *filt Old Dutch
- *filtir Frankish