Schnur
German (Berlin)
/ʃnuːr/
noun
Definitions
- cord, string
- (chiefly) cable electronic wire
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German snuor inherited from Old High German snuor.
Origin
Old High German
snuor
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ensnare English
- insnare English
- microsnare English
- snare English
- snarelike English
- snarer English
- snarl English
- snary English
- unsnare English
- Richtschnur German
- Schnürsenkel German
- Senkel German
- Zündschnur German
- gerade German
- richten German
- schnurgerade German
- schnurlos German
- zünden German
- horgászzsinór Hungarian
- hosszabbító zsinór Hungarian
- köldökzsinór Hungarian
- telefonzsinór Hungarian
- zsinór Hungarian
- zsinórban Hungarian
- zsinórok Hungarian
- armsnoer Dutch, Flemish
- gebedssnoer Dutch, Flemish
- hagelsnoer Dutch, Flemish
- halssnoer Dutch, Flemish
- navelsnoer Dutch, Flemish
- snoer Dutch, Flemish
- verlengsnoer Dutch, Flemish
- шнур Russian
- шнурок Russian
- sznur Polish
- sznurek Polish
- sznurować Polish
- sznurówka Polish
- snare Middle English
- kaptoŝnuro Esperanto
- ŝnuro Esperanto
- snoer Middle Dutch
- snuor Old High German
- snuor Middle High German
- snur Middle High German
- Schnouer Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- שנור Yiddish
- שנירל Yiddish
- Schnuer Alemannic German
- 𑀲𑀼𑀡𑁆𑀳𑀸 Maharastri Prakrit
- shnur Uzbek
- şnur Crimean Tatar
- सून Konkani