Zahn
German (Berlin)
/t͡saːn/
noun
Definitions
- tooth
- fang
- tusk
- cog, tine
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German zan inherited from Old High German zan inherited from Proto-Germanic *tanþs (tooth) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *h₃dónts (tooth).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*h₃dónts
Gloss
tooth
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
歯
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Bluetooth English
- bigtooth English
- bucktooth English
- cheek tooth English
- daggertooth English
- dogtooth English
- eyetooth English
- fangtooth English
- foretooth English
- gagtooth English
- houndstooth English
- intertooth English
- megatooth shark English
- milk-tooth English
- multitooth English
- picktooth English
- pseudotooth English
- puppytooth English
- retooth English
- sabertooth English
- sabretooth English
- sawtooth English
- snaggletooth English
- tooth English
- tooth pad English
- toothache English
- toothake English
- toothbill English
- toothblack English
- toothbrush English
- toothbrusher English
- toothcare English
- toothcarp English
- toothdrawer English
- toothdrawing English
- toothed English
- toothfish English
- toothful English
- toothing English
- toothleaf English
- toothless English
- toothlet English
- toothlike English
- toothly English
- toothmark English
- toothmug English
- toothpaste English
- toothpick English
- toothpicker English
- toothplate English
- toothpuller English
- toothrow English
- toothsome English
- toothwash English
- toothwort English
- toothy English
- untooth English
- wangtooth English
- wisdom tooth English
- dēns, dens, dentem Latin
- Alter German
- Alterszahnheilkunde German
- Arzt German
- Backe German
- Backenzahn German
- Brücke German
- Bürste German
- Creme German
- Damm German
- Entwicklung German
- Fach German
- Fee German
- Fleisch German
- Formel German
- Fäule German
- Gift German
- Giftzahn German
- Gold German
- Heilkunde German
- Implantat German
- Karies German
- Krone German
- Laut German
- Löwe German
- Löwenzahn German
- Lücke German
- Medizin German
- Pasta German
- Raffzahn German
- Reißzahn German
- Schmelz German
- Schmerz German
- Schneidezahn German
- Seide German
- Stein German
- Stoßzahn German
- Technik German
- Wackelzahn German
- Wal German
- Wale German
- Weh German
- Wurzel German
- Zahnarzt German
- Zahnbrücke German
- Zahnbürste German
- Zahncreme German
- Zahndamm German
- Zahndammlaut German
- Zahnentwicklung German
- Zahnfach German
- Zahnfee German
- Zahnfleisch German
- Zahnfleischentzündung German
- Zahnformel German
- Zahnfäule German
- Zahngold German
- Zahnheilkunde German
- Zahnimplantat German
- Zahnkaries German
- Zahnkrone German
- Zahnlaut German
- Zahnlücke German
- Zahnmedizin German
- Zahnpasta German
- Zahnschmelz German
- Zahnschmerz German
- Zahnseide German
- Zahnstein German
- Zahnstocher German
- Zahntechnik German
- Zahnwal German
- Zahnwale German
- Zahnweh German
- Zahnwurzel German
- Zahnärztin German
- Zähnchen German
- Zähnlein German
- heilen German
- medizinisch German
- raffen German
- reißen German
- schneiden German
- stochern German
- stoßen German
- verzahnen German
- wackeln German
- zahnlos German
- zahnmedizinisch German
- zahnärztlich German
- Ärztin German
- azzannare Italian
- zanna Italian
- zannata Italian
- zannuto Italian
- *ὀδόντιον Ancient Greek
- *h₃dónts Proto-Indo-European
- tann Norwegian Bokmål
- *tanþijaną Proto-Germanic
- *tanþs Proto-Germanic
- *tunþskaz Proto-Germanic
- tann Norwegian Nynorsk
- toþ Old English
- tōþ Old English
- tothe Middle English
- tǫnn Old Norse
- Blåtand Danish
- stødtand Danish
- tand Danish
- tandbørste Danish
- tandpasta Danish
- visdomstand Danish
- *dęsna Proto-Slavic
- *dęsno Proto-Slavic
- canšteher Serbo-Croatian
- tönn Icelandic
- дандон Persian
- tænd Old High German
- zan Old High German
- zand Old High German
- ատամն Old Armenian
- tonn Faroese
- reffzan Middle High German
- zan Middle High German
- 𐍄𐌿𐌽𐌸𐌿𐍃 Gothic
- *tanþ gmw-pro
- *tand Old Dutch
- tant Old Dutch
- *dantom Proto-Celtic
- *Hdántas Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *Hdánts Proto-Indo-Iranian
- tand Old Saxon
- Ton Alemannic German
- tan Old Swedish
- *dents Proto-Italic
- dantis Lithuanian
- Zahn Central Franconian
- Zand Central Franconian
- Zank Central Franconian
- tan Old Danish
- cōn Vilamovian
- Ter North Frisian
- *odónts Proto-Hellenic
- dındon Zazaki
- zan lng
- диндак Yagnobi
- Weh
- Wal
- Fee
- Wale
- Arzt
- Gold
- Gift
- Fach
- Löwe
- Laut
- Damm
- Backe
- Alter
- Stein
- Lücke
- Creme
- Pasta
- Seide
- Fäule
- Krone
- stoßen
- Formel
- raffen
- Ärztin
- Bürste
- Karies
- Brücke
- Wurzel
- reißen
- heilen
- Zahnweh
- Schmerz
- Fleisch
- Technik
- Schmelz
- Zahnfee
- zahnlos
- Zahnwal
- Medizin
- wackeln
- Stoßzahn
- Zahndamm
- Zahnlaut
- Zähnlein
- Giftzahn
- Raffzahn
- Zahngold
- stochern
- Reißzahn
- Zahnfach
- Zahnarzt
- Zähnchen
- Zahnwale
- Zahnfäule
- verzahnen
- Löwenzahn
- schneiden
- Heilkunde
- Zahnpasta
- Zahnseide
- Implantat
- Zahnstein
- Zahnlücke
- Zahncreme
- Zahnkrone
- Zahnärztin
- Zahnbrücke
- Backenzahn
- Zahnkaries
- Wackelzahn
- Zahnformel
- Zahnwurzel
- Zahnbürste
- Zahnschmelz
- Zahnstocher
- Zahnfleisch
- Zahntechnik
- Zahnmedizin
- medizinisch
- Zahnschmerz
- Entwicklung
- Zahndammlaut
- Schneidezahn
- zahnärztlich
- Zahnheilkunde
- Zahnimplantat
- zahnmedizinisch
- Zahnentwicklung
- Alterszahnheilkunde
- Zahnfleischentzündung