Winter
German (Berlin)
/ˈvɪntɐ/
noun
Definitions
- winter
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German winder inherited from Old High German wintar inherited from *wintru inherited from Proto-Germanic *wintruz (winter, year).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*wintruz
Gloss
winter, year
Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
冬
Emoji
⛄️ ⛷️ 🎿 🏂️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Winterfest English
- bewinter English
- jacky winter English
- midwinter English
- nonwinter English
- overwinter English
- prewinter English
- twinter English
- winter English
- winter storm English
- winter tire English
- winterberry English
- winterbourne English
- wintercreeper English
- wintercress English
- winterer English
- winterfat English
- winterful English
- wintergreen English
- winterhardy English
- winterhouse English
- winterise English
- winterish English
- winterization English
- winterize English
- winterkill English
- winterless English
- winterlike English
- winterlong English
- winterly English
- winterover English
- winterproof English
- wintersports English
- wintersweet English
- wintertide English
- wintertime English
- winterward English
- winterwear English
- winterweed English
- winterweight English
- wintrous English
- wintry English
- Anfang German
- Ende German
- Frost German
- Frostwinter German
- Hunger German
- Hungerwinter German
- Kleid German
- Luft German
- Mantel German
- Mittwinter German
- Monat German
- Mücke German
- Reifen German
- Schlaf German
- Sonne German
- Sonnenwende German
- Spätwinter German
- Sturm German
- Vogel German
- Weizen German
- Wetter German
- Winteranfang German
- Winterende German
- Winterkleid German
- Winterluft German
- Wintermantel German
- Wintermonat German
- Wintermücke German
- Winterreifen German
- Winterschlaf German
- Wintersonne German
- Wintersonnenwende German
- Wintersturm German
- Wintervogel German
- Winterweizen German
- Winterwetter German
- Winterzauber German
- Zauber German
- hart German
- spät German
- winterhart German
- winterlich German
- midwinter Dutch, Flemish
- winter Dutch, Flemish
- winteravond Dutch, Flemish
- winterdepressie Dutch, Flemish
- winterdip Dutch, Flemish
- winterhaven Dutch, Flemish
- winterjuffer Dutch, Flemish
- winterkleed Dutch, Flemish
- winterkoning Dutch, Flemish
- wintermaand Dutch, Flemish
- winterpeen Dutch, Flemish
- winters Dutch, Flemish
- winterslaap Dutch, Flemish
- wintersport Dutch, Flemish
- wintersporter Dutch, Flemish
- winterstorm Dutch, Flemish
- wintervacht Dutch, Flemish
- winterzonnewende Dutch, Flemish
- *-wintruz Proto-Germanic
- *wintruz Proto-Germanic
- ウィンター Japanese
- winter Old English
- winter Middle English
- vetr Old Norse
- vintr Old Norse
- vinter Danish
- travintri Esperanto
- vintra Esperanto
- vintro Esperanto
- vintrodormo Esperanto
- winter Middle Dutch
- wintar Old High German
- vintro Ido
- winter Afrikaans
- mittewinter Middle High German
- winder Middle High German
- winter Middle High German
- Wanter Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐍅𐌹𐌽𐍄𐍂𐌿𐍃 Gothic
- ווינטער Yiddish
- *wintru gmw-pro
- winter Old Dutch
- bintar Cimbrian
- bintarmånat Cimbrian
- wintar Old Saxon
- wenter Alemannic German
- winter Alemannic German
- wénter Alemannic German
- wintersliep Western Frisian
- winter Old Frisian
- binter Mòcheno
- Wenter Central Franconian
- Winter Hunsrik
- wintær Old Danish
- wynter Vilamovian
- Ende
- spät
- Luft
- hart
- Frost
- Kleid
- Vogel
- Sturm
- Mücke
- Monat
- Wetter
- Weizen
- Anfang
- Sonne
- Schlaf
- Zauber
- Reifen
- Hunger
- Mantel
- Spätwinter
- winterhart
- winterlich
- Winterluft
- Winterende
- Mittwinter
- Wintersonne
- Wintersturm
- Frostwinter
- Wintermücke
- Sonnenwende
- Wintermonat
- Winterkleid
- Wintervogel
- Winterschlaf
- Winterweizen
- Winteranfang
- Wintermantel
- Hungerwinter
- Winterwetter
- Winterzauber
- Winterreifen
- Wintersonnenwende