Kran
German (Berlin)
/ˈkʁaːn/
noun
Definitions
- crane a lifting device
- (regional) water tap
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German krane inherited from Old High German krano (the bird crane, crane) inherited from *kranō inherited from Proto-Germanic *kranô (crane).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*kranô
Gloss
crane
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
鶴
Emoji
🏗️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aircrane English
- cranage English
- crane English
- cranefly English
- cranelike English
- craneman English
- cranequin English
- cranesbill English
- helicrane English
- minicrane English
- sandhill crane English
- *grua Latin
- Gruerius Latin
- grūs Latin
- Beere German
- Kranbeere German
- brandkraan Dutch, Flemish
- geldkraan Dutch, Flemish
- hijskraan Dutch, Flemish
- koudwaterkraan Dutch, Flemish
- kraan Dutch, Flemish
- kraanmachinist Dutch, Flemish
- kraanvogel Dutch, Flemish
- kraanwater Dutch, Flemish
- kroonkraan Dutch, Flemish
- warmwaterkraan Dutch, Flemish
- grue French
- gruter French
- grutier French
- кран Russian
- *gerh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *kranô Proto-Germanic
- カラン Japanese
- クレーン Japanese
- cran Old English
- cran Middle English
- craein Irish
- kran Serbo-Croatian
- gruie Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- เครน Thai
- keran Indonesian
- crāne Middle Dutch
- krano Old High German
- krane Middle High German
- Krunn Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- ကရိန်း Burmese
- *kranuk gmw-pro
- *kranō gmw-pro
- kraan Estonian
- *crano Old Dutch
- krān Middle Low German
- krano Old Saxon
- 크레인 Korean
- *kran Old Frisian
- kran Low German
- Kraan Hunsrik
- kran Crimean Tatar