Messer
German (Berlin)
/ˈmɛsɐ/
noun
Definitions
- knife
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German messer inherited from Old High German mezzeres inherited from *matisahs (food knife, knife used for cutting food).
Origin
*matisahs
Gloss
food knife, knife used for cutting food
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -er- German
- Aufschnitt German
- Aufschnittmesser German
- Austern German
- Austernmesser German
- Brot German
- Brotmesser German
- Druck German
- Druckmesser German
- Einwegmesser German
- Essmesser German
- Feld German
- Feldmesser German
- Fisch German
- Fischmesser German
- Fleisch German
- Fleischmesser German
- Gemüse German
- Gemüsemesser German
- Geschwindigkeit German
- Geschwindigkeitsmesser German
- Holz German
- Holzmesser German
- Höhe German
- Höhenmesser German
- Kind German
- Kindermesser German
- Koch German
- Kochmesser German
- Kuchen German
- Kuchenmesser German
- Kunststoff German
- Kunststoffmesser German
- Käse German
- Käsemesser German
- Küchen German
- Küchenmesser German
- Messerstecherei German
- Metall German
- Metallmesser German
- Obst German
- Obstmesser German
- Plaste German
- Plastemesser German
- Plastik German
- Plastikmesser German
- Plastikmesserchen German
- Rasiermesser German
- Salat German
- Salatmesser German
- Schermesser German
- Schneidemesser German
- Silber German
- Silbermesser German
- Springmesser German
- Steak German
- Steakmesser German
- Stecherei German
- Säge German
- Sägemesser German
- Tasche German
- Taschenmesser German
- Teig German
- Teigmesser German
- Teppich German
- Teppichmesser German
- Winkel German
- Winkelmesser German
- Wurf German
- Wurfmesser German
- Wurst German
- Wurstmesser German
- einweg- German
- essen German
- messerscharf German
- rasieren German
- rasiermesserscharf German
- scharf German
- scheren German
- schneiden German
- springen German
- *meh₂d- Proto-Indo-European
- *knībaz Proto-Germanic
- cnif Old English
- meteseax Old English
- mezzeres Old High German
- mezzisahs Old High German
- messer Middle High German
- גאָלמעסער Yiddish
- מעסער Yiddish
- צווײַגמעסער Yiddish
- *matisahs gmw-pro
- *metisas Old Dutch
- mezzar Cimbrian
- mèssar Cimbrian
- metisahs Old Saxon
- messer Mòcheno
- Brot
- Obst
- -er-
- Teig
- Käse
- Säge
- Höhe
- Koch
- Kind
- Holz
- Wurf
- Feld
- Wurst
- Salat
- Fisch
- essen
- Steak
- Druck
- Tasche
- scharf
- Winkel
- Kuchen
- Metall
- Gemüse
- Plaste
- Küchen
- Silber
- einweg-
- Fleisch
- scheren
- Teppich
- Austern
- Plastik
- springen
- rasieren
- Essmesser
- schneiden
- Stecherei
- Kunststoff
- Brotmesser
- Feldmesser
- Aufschnitt
- Sägemesser
- Kochmesser
- Teigmesser
- Obstmesser
- Käsemesser
- Wurfmesser
- Holzmesser
- Druckmesser
- Schermesser
- Wurstmesser
- Steakmesser
- Höhenmesser
- Fischmesser
- Salatmesser
- Rasiermesser
- Plastemesser
- Kuchenmesser
- Kindermesser
- Winkelmesser
- Springmesser
- Küchenmesser
- messerscharf
- Silbermesser
- Gemüsemesser
- Metallmesser
- Einwegmesser
- Plastikmesser
- Teppichmesser
- Fleischmesser
- Taschenmesser
- Austernmesser
- Schneidemesser
- Messerstecherei
- Geschwindigkeit
- Kunststoffmesser
- Aufschnittmesser
- Plastikmesserchen
- rasiermesserscharf
- Geschwindigkeitsmesser