Seehase
German (Berlin)
noun
Definitions
- lumpsucker (scorpaeniform fish)
- sea hare
Etymology
Compound from German See (sea, lake, l) + German Hase (hare).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Hase
Gloss
hare
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Angsthase German
- Dachhase German
- Eselhase German
- Genfersee German
- Hase German
- Hasenfuß German
- Hasenjunges German
- Häschen German
- Karsee German
- Ostsee German
- Salzsee German
- See German
- Seeadler German
- Seeanemone German
- Seehafen German
- Seehecht German
- Seehund German
- Seeigel German
- Seekiefer German
- Seekrankheit German
- Seekuh German
- Seelachs German
- Seelöwe German
- Seemacht German
- Seemann German
- Seemeile German
- Seenot German
- Seeotter German
- Seepferdchen German
- Seerose German
- Seeräuber German
- Seescheide German
- Seeschiff German
- Seeschlange German
- Seeschwalbe German
- Seeskorpion German
- Seestern German
- Seestück German
- Seetaucher German
- Seeteufel German
- Seevogel German
- Seewasser German
- Seeweg German
- Seewolf German
- Seezunge German
- Sodasee German
- Südsee German
- Weißkopfseeadler German
- seeklar German
- seekrank German
- seeschwäbisch German
- seewärtig German
- seewärts German
- sēo Old High German
- hase, has(e) Middle High German
- See
- Hase
- Seeweg
- Südsee
- Seekuh
- Karsee
- Seenot
- Ostsee
- Häschen
- Seehund
- Salzsee
- Seeigel
- Sodasee
- Seerose
- Seewolf
- seeklar
- Seelöwe
- Seemann
- Seelachs
- Seestück
- seewärts
- Seeadler
- Seehafen
- Seehecht
- Seezunge
- Eselhase
- Seevogel
- Dachhase
- Seemacht
- Seemeile
- Seeotter
- seekrank
- Seestern
- Hasenfuß
- Genfersee
- Seeteufel
- Seekiefer
- Angsthase
- seewärtig
- Seeräuber
- Seewasser
- Seeschiff
- Seetaucher
- Seescheide
- Seeanemone
- Hasenjunges
- Seeskorpion
- Seeschlange
- Seeschwalbe
- Seepferdchen
- Seekrankheit
- seeschwäbisch
- Weißkopfseeadler