Hafen
German (Berlin)
/ˈhaːfɱ̩/
noun
Definitions
- harbour/harbor; port; haven
Etymology
Derived from Middle Low German de, havene derived from Middle High German habene derived from Proto-Germanic *habnō (haven, harbour, harvour).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*habnō
Gloss
haven, harbour, harvour
Kanji
港, 津
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Brookhaven English
- haven English
- havenage English
- havener English
- havenless English
- safehaven English
- Anlage German
- Becken German
- Flug German
- Flughafen German
- Großflughafen German
- Hafenanlage German
- Hafenbecken German
- Hafenmeister German
- Hafenmeisterin German
- Meister German
- See German
- Seehafen German
- aus German
- ein German
- hafenaus German
- hafenein German
- haven Dutch, Flemish
- havendorp Dutch, Flemish
- havengebied Dutch, Flemish
- havenhoofd Dutch, Flemish
- havenmeester Dutch, Flemish
- havenplaats Dutch, Flemish
- havenrecht Dutch, Flemish
- havenstad Dutch, Flemish
- jachthaven Dutch, Flemish
- kunsthaven Dutch, Flemish
- luchthaven Dutch, Flemish
- rivierhaven Dutch, Flemish
- ruimtehaven Dutch, Flemish
- thuishaven Dutch, Flemish
- vlieghaven Dutch, Flemish
- vrijhaven Dutch, Flemish
- winterhaven Dutch, Flemish
- zeehaven Dutch, Flemish
- гавань Russian
- *keh₂p- Proto-Indo-European
- *kopno- Proto-Indo-European
- *habnō Proto-Germanic
- *habą Proto-Germanic
- hæfen Old English
- haven Middle English
- hǫfn Old Norse
- haveno Esperanto
- havene Middle Dutch
- hawe Afrikaans
- habene Middle High German
- *habanu gmw-pro
- *havana Old Dutch
- de, havene Middle Low German
- haven Middle Low German
- Haven German Low German
- haf Papiamentu
- hawyna Silesian