Plan
German (Berlin)
/plaːn/
noun
Definitions
- project
- plan way of procedure
- technical drawing or diagram
- detailed map
- (colloquial) idea, clue insight or understanding
Etymology
Borrowed from French plan (a ground-plot of a building, plane surface, flat).
Origin
French
plan
Gloss
a ground-plot of a building, plane surface, flat
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bauplan English
- plan English
- plane English
- planum English
- planus Latin
- plānum Latin
- Bau German
- Bauplan German
- Ersatzfahrplan German
- Fahrplan German
- Herd German
- Lage German
- Lageplan German
- Planherd German
- Planspiel German
- Planwirtschaft German
- Satzbauplan German
- Schlacht German
- Schlachtplan German
- Spiel German
- Stadt German
- Stadtplan German
- Wirtschaft German
- außerplanmäßig German
- fahren German
- planlos German
- planmäßig German
- plan Dutch, Flemish
- arrière-plan French
- biplan French
- demi-plan French
- hyperplan French
- monoplan French
- pied French
- plan French
- plane French
- planifier French
- план Russian
- плангерд Russian
- плановый Russian
- планомерный Russian
- промфинплан Russian
- πλάνος Ancient Greek
- *pleh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- plan Norwegian Bokmål
- plan Polish
- plan Norwegian Nynorsk
- planarbeid Norwegian Nynorsk
- plankart Norwegian Nynorsk
- planovergang Norwegian Nynorsk
- ruteplan Norwegian Nynorsk
- plain Old French
- plano Galician
- پلان Persian
- plāns Latvian
- plānums Latvian
- ætlanarbúskapur Faroese
- Fuerplang Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Plang Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- chão Old Portuguese
- Plangge Alemannic German
- pla(n) pye Haitian, Haitian Creole