Funk
German (Berlin)
/faŋk/, /fʊŋk/
noun
Definitions
- funk
Etymology
Borrowed from English funk (touchwood, spark).
Origin
English
funk
Gloss
touchwood, spark
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- drumfunk English
- electrofunk English
- funk English
- funkadelic English
- funkateer English
- funkcore English
- funker English
- funkhole English
- funkification English
- funklike English
- funkmaster English
- funksome English
- funkster English
- funktastic English
- funky English
- neurofunk English
- technofunk English
- fūmicāre Latin
- Amateur German
- Amateurfunk German
- Antenne German
- Busch German
- Buschfunk German
- Feuer German
- Flur German
- Flurfunk German
- Funkantenne German
- Funkfeuer German
- Funkgerät German
- Funkloch German
- Funkspruch German
- Funkstille German
- Funkuhr German
- Funkverbindung German
- Gerät German
- Hörfunk German
- Loch German
- Mobilfunk German
- Mobilfunknetz German
- Polizei German
- Polizeifunk German
- Rundfunk German
- Rundfunkgebühr German
- Rundfunkgerät German
- Rundfunkorchester German
- Spruch German
- Stille German
- Uhr German
- Verbindung German
- hören German
- mobil German
- rund German
- funk Spanish, Castilian
- funk Norwegian Nynorsk
- funk Danish
- 放克 Chinese
- 魂克 Chinese
- Uhr
- rund
- Loch
- Flur
- Busch
- mobil
- Feuer
- Gerät
- hören
- Spruch
- Stille
- Antenne
- Funkuhr
- Hörfunk
- Polizei
- Amateur
- Flurfunk
- Funkloch
- Rundfunk
- Buschfunk
- Funkfeuer
- Mobilfunk
- Funkgerät
- Funkstille
- Verbindung
- Funkspruch
- Amateurfunk
- Funkantenne
- Polizeifunk
- Mobilfunknetz
- Rundfunkgerät
- Funkverbindung
- Rundfunkgebühr
- Rundfunkorchester