Fülle
German (Berlin)
/ˈfʏlə/
noun
Definitions
- (uncountable) fullness
- (uncountable) plentifulness, abundance
- (countable) filling, stuffing
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German fullī inherited from Proto-Germanic *fullį̄ suffix from German voll (full, complete).
Origin
German (Berlin)
voll
Gloss
full, complete
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -es- German
- Handvoll German
- Hinternvoll German
- Leib German
- Leibesfülle German
- Vollbesitz German
- Volldampf German
- Vollendung German
- Vollidiot German
- Vollidiotin German
- Vollkerf German
- Vollkorn German
- Vollmond German
- Vollpfosten German
- Vollrausch German
- Volltext German
- Volltreffer German
- Vollverb German
- Vollvokal German
- Vollwaschmittel German
- Vollwort German
- friedvoll German
- gefahrvoll German
- gramvoll German
- granatenvoll German
- halb voll German
- halbvoll German
- klangvoll German
- kraftvoll German
- proppenvoll German
- randvoll German
- verheißungsvoll German
- voll German
- vollenden German
- vollmundig German
- vollschlank German
- volltrunken German
- völlig German
- wertvoll German
- *fullį̄ Proto-Germanic
- fyllu Old English
- fylla Old Norse
- fylli Old Norse
- fyllr Old Norse
- fylde Danish
- massefylde Danish
- varmefylde Danish
- vægtfylde Danish
- fila Serbo-Croatian
- follī Old High German
- fulli Old High German
- fullī Old High German
- vol Middle High German
- fyllæ Old Danish
- voll
- Leib
- -es-
- völlig
- Vollkorn
- Vollkerf
- Handvoll
- halbvoll
- Volltext
- wertvoll
- Vollwort
- Vollverb
- Vollmond
- randvoll
- gramvoll
- Vollidiot
- halb voll
- klangvoll
- vollenden
- kraftvoll
- friedvoll
- Vollvokal
- Volldampf
- Vollbesitz
- gefahrvoll
- vollmundig
- Vollendung
- Vollrausch
- Vollidiotin
- Volltreffer
- Vollpfosten
- Hinternvoll
- vollschlank
- proppenvoll
- volltrunken
- Leibesfülle
- granatenvoll
- Vollwaschmittel
- verheißungsvoll