Notenbank
German (Berlin)
/ˈnoːtn̩baŋk/
noun
Definitions
- central bank
Etymology
Affix from German Note (note, mark, grade) + German Bank (bank, bench).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Bank
Gloss
bank, bench
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- nota Latin
- Bank German
- Bankangestellter German
- Bankautomat German
- Bankgeheimnis German
- Bankhaus German
- Bankkaufmann German
- Bankkonto German
- Bankkunde German
- Bankleitzahl German
- Banknote German
- Bankraub German
- Bankräuber German
- Bankschalter German
- Bankwesen German
- Bankzinsenluder German
- Banküberfall German
- Blutbank German
- Drehbank German
- Fensterbank German
- Fleischbank German
- Fußbank German
- Hausbank German
- Kirchenbank German
- Landesbank German
- Note German
- Notenblatt German
- Notenhals German
- Notenkopf German
- Notenschlüssel German
- Notenschrift German
- Notenwert German
- Samenbank German
- Schulnote German
- Viertelnote German
- Zentralbank German
- bank Hungarian
- banca Italian
- banco Italian
- bank Dutch, Flemish
- банк Russian
- banc Old High German
- банк Ukrainian
- банк Belarusian
- banka Lower Sorbian
- bank Low German
- Bank
- Note
- Fußbank
- Banknote
- Bankraub
- Bankhaus
- Drehbank
- Blutbank
- Hausbank
- Samenbank
- Notenkopf
- Notenhals
- Bankkunde
- Bankwesen
- Bankkonto
- Notenwert
- Schulnote
- Bankräuber
- Landesbank
- Notenblatt
- Zentralbank
- Kirchenbank
- Fleischbank
- Fensterbank
- Viertelnote
- Bankautomat
- Notenschrift
- Bankschalter
- Bankkaufmann
- Bankleitzahl
- Banküberfall
- Bankgeheimnis
- Notenschlüssel
- Bankzinsenluder
- Bankangestellter