Floh
German (Berlin)
/floː/
noun
Definitions
- flea
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German vlō inherited from Old High German flōh inherited from *flauh.
Origin
*flauh
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antiflea English
- beflea English
- deflea English
- flea English
- fleabag English
- fleabane English
- fleabite English
- fleabitten English
- fleaborne English
- fleabrain English
- flealike English
- fleasome English
- fleawort English
- sandflea English
- Flohmarkt German
- Flohzirkus German
- Markt German
- Sand German
- Sandfloh German
- Zirkus German
- aardvlo Dutch, Flemish
- sneeuwvlo Dutch, Flemish
- vlo Dutch, Flemish
- vlokever Dutch, Flemish
- vlooien Dutch, Flemish
- vlooienmarkt Dutch, Flemish
- marché aux puces French
- *flauhaz Proto-Germanic
- flēah Old English
- fle Middle English
- fló Old Norse
- fló Icelandic
- vlô Middle Dutch
- flōh Old High German
- vlō Middle High German
- vlōch Middle High German
- Flou Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Floumaart Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *flauh gmw-pro
- blòach Cimbrian
- blöogan Cimbrian
- Flo Alemannic German
- *flē Old Frisian
- fłuch Vilamovian