Schlaf
German (Berlin)
/ʃlaːf/
noun
Definitions
- sleep
- (obsolete) temple
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German slāf inherited from Old High German slāf inherited from Proto-Germanic *slēpaz (sleep).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*slēpaz
Gloss
sleep
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
寝, 眠, 睡
Emoji
🏨 💤 😪 😴 🛌 🛏️ 🏕️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antisleep English
- asleep English
- autosleep English
- besleep English
- coldsleep English
- cosleep English
- cryosleep English
- dogsleep English
- electrosleep English
- forsleep English
- hypersleep English
- microsleep English
- midsleep English
- nonsleep English
- outsleep English
- oversleep English
- postsleep English
- presleep English
- sleep English
- sleep-eat English
- sleep-fuck English
- sleepable English
- sleepaholic English
- sleepbound English
- sleepdriving English
- sleepeat English
- sleeper English
- sleepest English
- sleepeth English
- sleepful English
- sleepies English
- sleepish English
- sleepless English
- sleeplike English
- sleepness English
- sleepover English
- sleepsack English
- sleepshirt English
- sleepsuit English
- sleeptalk English
- sleeptalker English
- sleepwaker English
- sleepwaking English
- sleepwalk English
- sleepwalker English
- sleepward English
- sleepwear English
- sleepwise English
- sleepwort English
- sleepwrite English
- sleepy English
- undersleep English
- unsleep English
- -s- German
- Gemach German
- Gänger German
- Halbschlaf German
- Krankheit German
- Lied German
- Mittag German
- Mittagsschlaf German
- Mittel German
- Mohn German
- Rock German
- Schlafgemach German
- Schlafgänger German
- Schlafkrankheit German
- Schlaflied German
- Schlafmittel German
- Schlafmohn German
- Schlafrock German
- Schlafstadt German
- Schlaftrunk German
- Schlafwandler German
- Schlafzimmer German
- Schlafzustand German
- Schläfchen German
- Sekunde German
- Sekundenschlaf German
- Stadt German
- Trunk German
- Winter German
- Winterschlaf German
- Zimmer German
- Zustand German
- halb German
- schlaflos German
- schlafwandeln German
- wandeln German
- marmottenslaap Dutch, Flemish
- slaap Dutch, Flemish
- slaapdronken Dutch, Flemish
- slaapgebrek Dutch, Flemish
- slaapverwekkend Dutch, Flemish
- slaapwandelen Dutch, Flemish
- slaapzand Dutch, Flemish
- slaperig Dutch, Flemish
- winterslaap Dutch, Flemish
- шлафрок Russian
- *hlewą Proto-Germanic
- *slēpaz Proto-Germanic
- シュラーフ Japanese
- szlafrok Polish
- slæp Old English
- slǣp Old English
- slepen Middle English
- slâep Middle Dutch
- slāf Old High German
- slāf Middle High German
- 𐍃𐌻𐌴𐍀𐍃 Gothic
- lõbu Estonian
- *slāp Old Dutch
- slap Old Saxon
- wintersliep Western Frisian
- slip Volapük
- slipön Volapük
- slip Tok Pisin
- Schlof Pennsylvania German
- Schlofschtubb Pennsylvania German
- -s-
- Lied
- halb
- Mohn
- Rock
- Stadt
- Trunk
- Zimmer
- Mittag
- Gänger
- Gemach
- Mittel
- Winter
- Sekunde
- Zustand
- wandeln
- Krankheit
- schlaflos
- Schlafrock
- Schläfchen
- Halbschlaf
- Schlaflied
- Schlafmohn
- Schlafstadt
- Schlaftrunk
- Schlafgänger
- Winterschlaf
- Schlafgemach
- Schlafzimmer
- Schlafmittel
- schlafwandeln
- Mittagsschlaf
- Schlafwandler
- Schlafzustand
- Sekundenschlaf
- Schlafkrankheit