Pulver
German (Berlin)
/ˈpʊlvɐ/
noun
Definitions
- powder (in most of its senses)
- (colloquial) money
Etymology
Derived from Latin pulveris, pulvis (powder, dust).
Origin
Latin
pulveris, pulvis
Gloss
powder, dust
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *pŭlvĕra Latin
- pulveris, pulvis Latin
- Backpulver German
- Blitzlicht German
- Blitzlichtpulver German
- Fass German
- Feinpulver German
- Form German
- Juckpulver German
- Kaffee German
- Kakao German
- Kakaopulver German
- Magnesium German
- Magnesiumpulver German
- Metall German
- Metallpulver German
- Metallurgie German
- Milch German
- Milchpulver German
- Mühle German
- Pulverfass German
- Pulverform German
- Pulverkaffee German
- Pulvermetallurgie German
- Pulvermühle German
- Pulverturm German
- Schießpulver German
- Schwarzpulver German
- Turm German
- Zink German
- Zinkpulver German
- backen German
- fein German
- feinpulvrig German
- jucken German
- pulverförmig German
- pulverig German
- pulvrig German
- schießen German
- schwarz German
- pólvora Spanish, Castilian
- pulver Norwegian Bokmål
- pulver Norwegian Nynorsk
- bolboreta Galician
- pulver Old High German
- pulveris Latvian
- pulver Middle High German
- pulver Mòcheno
- pólvora Old Catalan
- Zink
- Turm
- fein
- Form
- Fass
- Milch
- Mühle
- Kakao
- backen
- jucken
- Kaffee
- Metall
- schwarz
- pulvrig
- pulverig
- schießen
- Magnesium
- Pulverturm
- Pulverform
- Feinpulver
- Juckpulver
- Blitzlicht
- Pulverfass
- Backpulver
- Zinkpulver
- Pulvermühle
- Milchpulver
- Kakaopulver
- Metallurgie
- feinpulvrig
- Schießpulver
- Pulverkaffee
- Metallpulver
- pulverförmig
- Schwarzpulver
- Magnesiumpulver
- Blitzlichtpulver
- Pulvermetallurgie