eigen
German (Berlin)
/ˈaɪ̯ɡən/
adj
Definitions
- own, peculiar or private to someone, idiosyncratic, proper or proprietary
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German eigen inherited from Old High German eigan (own) inherited from Proto-Germanic *aiganaz (own, possess), *aiganą (possess, own, have).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*aiganą
Gloss
possess, own, have
Concept
Semantic Field
Possession
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- co-own English
- disown English
- eigen- English
- misown English
- own English
- own#Etymology_1 English
- ownability English
- ownable English
- ownage English
- owndom English
- owner English
- ownest English
- owneth English
- ownness English
- ownsome English
- Art German
- Beschuss German
- Eigenart German
- Eigenartigkeit German
- Eigenbeschuss German
- Eigengrau German
- Eigenheit German
- Eigeninteresse German
- Eigenname German
- Eigennutz German
- Eigenschaft German
- Eigenschaftswort German
- Eigensinn German
- Eigentum German
- Eigentumswohnung German
- Eigenwert German
- Eigenwärme German
- Haftungseigenschaft German
- Initiative German
- Interesse German
- Name German
- Nutz German
- Privateigentum German
- Quanteneigenschaft German
- Sinn German
- Unternehmen German
- Volk German
- Wert German
- Wärme German
- eigenartig German
- eigenartigerweise German
- eigeninitiativ German
- eigenmächtig German
- eigennützig German
- eigensinnig German
- eigensprachlich German
- eigensüchtig German
- eigenwillig German
- grau German
- mächtig German
- sprachlich German
- süchtig German
- unternehmenseigen German
- volkseigen German
- willig German
- eigen Dutch, Flemish
- eigenaar Dutch, Flemish
- eigenaard Dutch, Flemish
- eigenaardig Dutch, Flemish
- eigendom Dutch, Flemish
- eigenen Dutch, Flemish
- eigenlijk Dutch, Flemish
- eigennaam Dutch, Flemish
- eigenrechter Dutch, Flemish
- eigenschap Dutch, Flemish
- eigenvector Dutch, Flemish
- eigenwaarde Dutch, Flemish
- eigenwarmte Dutch, Flemish
- eigenzinnig Dutch, Flemish
- lijfeigen Dutch, Flemish
- soorteigen Dutch, Flemish
- taaleigen Dutch, Flemish
- *h₂eh₂óyḱe Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂eyḱ- Proto-Indo-European
- egenskap Norwegian Bokmål
- *aiganaz Proto-Germanic
- *aiganą Proto-Germanic
- *aihtiz Proto-Germanic
- eigenskap Norwegian Nynorsk
- agan Old English
- āgan Old English
- āgen Old English
- owen Middle English
- eiga Old Norse
- eiginn Old Norse
- egentlig Danish
- eigen Middle Dutch
- eigan Old High German
- eiganhaft Old High German
- eie Afrikaans
- eigen Middle High German
- eigenschaft Middle High German
- eegen Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐌰𐌹𐌲𐌰𐌽 Gothic
- אייגן Yiddish
- אייגנטום Yiddish
- *eigan Old Dutch
- ēgen Middle Low German
- ēgentlik Middle Low German
- eeje Central Franconian
- eigi Sranan Tongo
- Art
- Name
- Volk
- Sinn
- Wert
- grau
- Nutz
- Wärme
- willig
- süchtig
- mächtig
- Beschuss
- Eigentum
- Eigenart
- Eigensinn
- Eigenheit
- Eigenname
- Eigenwert
- Eigengrau
- Interesse
- Eigennutz
- Initiative
- volkseigen
- eigenartig
- Eigenwärme
- sprachlich
- eigennützig
- Eigenschaft
- eigenwillig
- eigensinnig
- Unternehmen
- eigenmächtig
- eigensüchtig
- Eigenbeschuss
- Eigenartigkeit
- Eigeninteresse
- Privateigentum
- eigeninitiativ
- eigensprachlich
- Eigentumswohnung
- Eigenschaftswort
- eigenartigerweise
- unternehmenseigen
- Quanteneigenschaft
- Haftungseigenschaft