Pfanne
German (Berlin)
/ˈpfanə/, /ˈfanə/, /ˈpfanːə/
noun
Definitions
- (generally) frying pan
- (in context)
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German pfanne inherited from Old High German phanna inherited from *pannā inherited from Proto-Germanic *pannǭ (pan) derived from Latin panna (broad cooking vessel), patina (pan, dish, bowl, platter, shallow dish, plate).
Origin
Latin
patina
Gloss
pan, dish, bowl, platter, shallow dish, plate
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
鉢, 丼
Emoji
🍳 🥘
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Panhead English
- ashpan English
- bedpan English
- brainpan English
- cakepan English
- claypan English
- deadpan English
- dishpan English
- dustpan English
- firepan English
- floorpan English
- frying pan English
- frypan English
- hardpan English
- harnpan English
- headpan English
- kneepan English
- milkpan English
- moorpan English
- pan English
- pan-Somalism English
- pancake English
- panfish English
- panful English
- panhandle English
- panhouse English
- panlike English
- panman English
- pannable English
- panner English
- pannikin English
- pannist English
- panphobic English
- pantile English
- panware English
- panwoman English
- panyard English
- ploughpan English
- plowpan English
- saucepan English
- scalepan English
- skidpan English
- steelpan English
- stewpan English
- washpan English
- *pannella Latin
- panna Latin
- patena Latin
- patina Latin
- Bratpfanne German
- Breite German
- Breitmaulnashorn German
- Dach German
- Dachpfanne German
- Fingerbreit German
- Fleisch German
- Fleischpflanzl German
- Kuchen German
- Pfann-Zelten German
- Pfannenstiel German
- Pfannenwender German
- Pfannkuchen German
- Stiel German
- Wender German
- braten German
- breit German
- breiten German
- breitschulterig German
- en German
- fingerbreit German
- meat German
- pancake German
- fánk Hungarian
- patina Italian
- patine French
- противень Russian
- πατάνη Ancient Greek
- *pannǭ Proto-Germanic
- brytfanna Polish
- panne Old English
- panne Middle English
- panna Irish
- panna Old Norse
- pánev Czech
- pánevní Czech
- panne Old French
- patene Old French
- penico Galician
- *panna Old High German
- panna Old High German
- pfanna Old High German
- phanna Old High German
- cepešpanna Latvian
- panna Latvian
- pana Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- breit Middle High German
- panne Middle High German
- pfanne Middle High German
- Paangech Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Pan Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *pannā gmw-pro
- *panna Old Dutch
- fanna Cimbrian
- fånn Cimbrian
- Pfane Alemannic German
- pfònn Mòcheno
- Pann Pennsylvania German
- Pannhaas Pennsylvania German
- Pann Central Franconian
- Pann Hunsrik
- panna Gaulish
- peno Yoruba
- panna LL