Zettel
German (Berlin)
/ˈt͡sɛtəl/
noun
Definitions
- a small or loose piece of paper, slip
- note, message, letter
- poster, placard, public notice
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German zedele derived from Italian cedola derived from Latin cedula derived from Ancient Greek σχίδη (fragment, splinter).
Origin
Ancient Greek
σχίδη
Gloss
fragment, splinter
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cedule English
- enschedule English
- overschedule English
- preschedule English
- reschedule English
- schedulability English
- schedulable English
- schedular English
- schedule English
- schedulee English
- scheduler English
- unschedule English
- seteli Finnish
- cedula Latin
- scheda Latin
- schedula Latin
- Denkzettel German
- Gießzettel German
- Kasse German
- Kassenzettel German
- Kasten German
- Schmierzettel German
- Schummelzettel German
- Strafe German
- Strafzettel German
- Wunsch German
- Wunschzettel German
- Zettelkasten German
- denken German
- gießen German
- schmieren German
- schummeln German
- cetli Hungarian
- cetlik Hungarian
- cédula Hungarian
- cedola Italian
- cédule French
- cedula Spanish, Castilian
- cédula Spanish, Castilian
- σχέδη Ancient Greek
- σχίδη Ancient Greek
- *skeyd- Proto-Indo-European
- seddel Norwegian Bokmål
- cédula Portuguese
- sedel Swedish
- seddel Danish
- cedule Old French
- cedulja Serbo-Croatian
- cèdula Catalan, Valencian
- eskedyul Cebuano
- skedul Indonesian
- cedele Middle Dutch
- chéduler Norman
- iskedyul Tagalog
- zedel Middle High German
- zedele Middle High German
- Ziedel Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- denkcēdel Middle Low German
- sedele Middle Low German
- sēdel Middle Low German
- zettl Cimbrian
- sedel Old Swedish
- sceidell Middle Irish
- tsetola Venetian
- zettl Mòcheno
- zedola Ladin