Hafer
German (Berlin)
/ˈhaːfɐ/
noun
Definitions
- oats
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German habere, haber inherited from Old High German habaro (oats) inherited from Proto-Germanic *habrô (oats, oat, food for goats, goat) derived from Middle Low German haver, havere derived from German Low German Haver, Hafer.
Origin
German Low German
Haver, Hafer
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- haversack English
- Flocke German
- Grütze German
- Haferflocke German
- Hafergrütze German
- Hafermehl German
- Hafermilch German
- Haferpflaume German
- Mehl German
- Milch German
- Pflaume German
- Strand German
- Strandhafer German
- elitehaver Dutch, Flemish
- haver Dutch, Flemish
- havermelk Dutch, Flemish
- havermout Dutch, Flemish
- stokhaver Dutch, Flemish
- studentenhaver Dutch, Flemish
- havresac French
- *kapro- Proto-Indo-European
- *habrô Proto-Germanic
- havre Swedish
- havregryn Swedish
- havremjöl Swedish
- hafri Old Norse
- havre Danish
- havere Middle Dutch
- habaro Old High German
- haber Middle High German
- habere, haber Middle High German
- Huewer Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *havara Old Dutch
- haver, havere Middle Low German
- Haver, Hafer German Low German