Pfad
German (Berlin)
/pfaːt/, /faːt/
noun
Definitions
- path
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German pfat inherited from Old High German pfad inherited from Proto-Germanic *paþaz (path).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*paþaz
Gloss
path
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
道, 路
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airpath English
- basepath English
- bridlepath English
- bypath English
- classpath English
- cowpath English
- data path English
- edgepath English
- eigenpath English
- flare path English
- flarepath English
- footpath English
- halterpath English
- heelpath English
- hyperpath English
- keypath English
- lifepath English
- lightpath English
- multipath English
- paddle English
- path English
- pathbreaker English
- pathbreaking English
- pather English
- pathfinder English
- pathfinding English
- pathing English
- pathless English
- pathlike English
- pathline English
- pathmaker English
- pathname English
- pathside English
- pathway English
- pathwidth English
- pathwise English
- pathworking English
- racepath English
- scanpath English
- sidepath English
- stormpath English
- subpath English
- superpath English
- toolpath English
- towpath English
- warpath English
- whale-path English
- Baumkrone German
- Baumkronenpfad German
- Baumwipfel German
- Baumwipfelpfad German
- Klasse German
- Klassenpfad German
- Pfädchen German
- Trampelpfad German
- trampeln German
- bergpad Dutch, Flemish
- donderpad Dutch, Flemish
- fietspad Dutch, Flemish
- hazenpad Dutch, Flemish
- jaagpad Dutch, Flemish
- knoflookpad Dutch, Flemish
- olifantenpad Dutch, Flemish
- paadje Dutch, Flemish
- pad Dutch, Flemish
- paddenstoel Dutch, Flemish
- padje Dutch, Flemish
- rugstreeppad Dutch, Flemish
- schelpenpad Dutch, Flemish
- schildpad Dutch, Flemish
- slingerpad Dutch, Flemish
- tuinpad Dutch, Flemish
- voetpad Dutch, Flemish
- vroedmeesterpad Dutch, Flemish
- wandelpad Dutch, Flemish
- zandpad Dutch, Flemish
- zebrapad Dutch, Flemish
- zijpad Dutch, Flemish
- *paþaz Proto-Germanic
- pæþ Old English
- path Middle English
- padde Middle Dutch
- pat Middle Dutch
- pfad Old High German
- pad Afrikaans
- padda Afrikaans
- pfat Middle High German
- *paþ gmw-pro
- path Old Dutch
- pat Middle Low German
- pedden Middle Low German
- path Old Saxon
- Padd Low German
- *pántaHh Proto-Iranian