Schmauch
German (Berlin)
noun
Definitions
- dense smoke
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German smouch inherited from *smauki (smoke).
Origin
*smauki
Gloss
smoke
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
煙
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antismoke English
- besmoke English
- coalsmoke English
- gunsmoke English
- oilsmoke English
- outsmoke English
- oversmoke English
- pipesmoke English
- smokability English
- smokable English
- smoke English
- smoke-free English
- smokeability English
- smokeable English
- smokeball English
- smokebox English
- smokebush English
- smokechaser English
- smoked English
- smoked beef English
- smokefall English
- smokefree English
- smokehole English
- smokehouse English
- smokejack English
- smokejumper English
- smokeless English
- smokelike English
- smoken English
- smokepipe English
- smokeproof English
- smoker English
- smokery English
- smokescape English
- smokescreen English
- smokeshop English
- smokeshow English
- smokesploitation English
- smokest English
- smokestack English
- smoketh English
- smoketight English
- smokewood English
- smokie English
- smoking English
- smokish English
- smokist English
- smoko English
- smokum English
- smoky English
- smoxploitation English
- woodsmoke English
- Schmauchspur German
- Spur German
- schmauchen German
- smoken Dutch, Flemish
- *smukô Proto-Germanic
- smoca Old English
- smoke Middle English
- smók Icelandic
- smoc Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- smouch Middle High German
- *smauki gmw-pro
- smôken Middle Low German
- smö̂ken Middle Low German
- *smōk Old Saxon
- simuk Tok Pisin
- Gschmok Pennsylvania German
- schmoke Pennsylvania German
- smoko Sranan Tongo