Todestal
German (Berlin)
/ˈtoːdəsˌtaːl/
proper noun
Etymology
Compound from German Tod (death) + German Tal (valley).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Tal
Gloss
valley
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
谷, 溪
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Bergtal German
- Chancentod German
- Freitod German
- Heldentod German
- Herztod German
- Hirntod German
- Hungertod German
- Jammertal German
- Kindstod German
- Lavanttal German
- Liebestod German
- Moseltal German
- Sprachtod German
- Tal German
- Taler German
- Talnebel German
- Talsperre German
- Talweg German
- Tod German
- Todesangst German
- Todesanzeige German
- Todesengel German
- Todeskampf German
- Todessehnsucht German
- Todesstrafe German
- Todestag German
- Todestrieb German
- Todesursache German
- Todesurteil German
- Todeszeitpunkt German
- Todeszelle German
- Todsünde German
- Volkstod German
- Wärmetod German
- sieben Todsünden German
- todblass German
- todernst German
- todesmutig German
- todgeweiht German
- todkrank German
- todmüde German
- todschick German
- todsicher German
- tödlich German
- tal Middle High German
- tōd Middle High German
- Tal
- Tod
- Taler
- Talweg
- tödlich
- Hirntod
- todmüde
- Herztod
- Freitod
- Bergtal
- Moseltal
- Todsünde
- todkrank
- Talnebel
- Wärmetod
- Volkstod
- todernst
- todblass
- Todestag
- Kindstod
- Jammertal
- Lavanttal
- todsicher
- todschick
- Hungertod
- Liebestod
- Heldentod
- Talsperre
- Sprachtod
- todesmutig
- Todestrieb
- todgeweiht
- Todesangst
- Todeskampf
- Chancentod
- Todeszelle
- Todesengel
- Todesstrafe
- Todesurteil
- Todesursache
- Todesanzeige
- Todeszeitpunkt
- Todessehnsucht
- sieben Todsünden