Knoten
German (Berlin)
/ˈknoːtən/
noun
Definitions
- knot looping
- knot swelling
- (Austria) interchange motorway junction
- (nautical) knot unit of speed
- (graph theory) vertex, node
- (obsolete) craftsman; journeyman; farmhand
- (in compounds) a person of some specified quality or practice;
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German knote inherited from Old High German knoto (knot) derived from Middle Low German genôte (companion, mate).
Origin
Middle Low German
genôte
Gloss
companion, mate
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- beer knot English
- bowknot English
- breastknot English
- endknot English
- inknot English
- interknot English
- knot English
- knotberry English
- knotful English
- knotgrass English
- knothead English
- knothole English
- knotless English
- knotlike English
- knotoid English
- knotroot English
- knottable English
- knotter English
- knottin English
- knottle English
- knotty English
- knotweed English
- knotwork English
- knotwort English
- nodus English
- pseudoknot English
- reknot English
- topknot English
- trefoil knot English
- unknot English
- water knot English
- knöödeli Finnish
- minutulus Latin
- necto Latin
- nodulus Latin
- nodus Latin
- Artgenosse German
- Autobahn German
- Autobahnknoten German
- Bettgenosse German
- Bundesgenosse German
- Eidgenosse German
- Frucht German
- Fruchtknoten German
- Genosse German
- Haar German
- Haarknoten German
- Judengenosse German
- Knotenpunkt German
- Knotenschrift German
- Knödel German
- Nudel German
- Punkt German
- Schrift German
- Semmelknödel German
- Volksgenosse German
- Weggenosse German
- knot Dutch, Flemish
- quenelle French
- nudo Spanish, Castilian
- *gned- Proto-Indo-European
- *gnod- Proto-Indo-European
- *ganautaz Proto-Germanic
- *knuttô Proto-Germanic
- ノット Japanese
- cnotta Old English
- knotte Middle English
- cnota Irish
- knútr Old Norse
- knedlík Czech
- neu Old French
- knedl Serbo-Croatian
- кнедла Serbo-Croatian
- cnudde Middle Dutch
- *knodila Old High German
- knoto Old High German
- knote Middle High German
- Knuet Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- noo Old Portuguese
- genôte Middle Low German
- Altarkhnotto Cimbrian
- khnòtto Cimbrian
- Chnode Alemannic German
- nuedu Asturian
- knott Mòcheno
- noud Bourguignon
- knöta Vilamovian