nackt
German (Berlin)
/nakt/
adj
Definitions
- naked
- (figurative) bare not insulated, protected, hidden, etc.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German nacket inherited from Old High German nackut inherited from Proto-Germanic *nakwadaz derived from Proto-Indo-European *nogʷós (naked, bare).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*nogʷós
Gloss
naked, bare
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- naked English
- naked mole rat English
- naked-handed English
- nakedhood English
- nakedize English
- nakedly English
- nakedness English
- seminaked English
- unnaked English
- naku Finnish
- nūdus Latin
- Aufnahme German
- Gürteltier German
- Nacktaufnahme German
- Nacktheit German
- Nacktnasenwombat German
- Nacktschwanzgürteltier German
- Nase German
- Pudel German
- Schwanz German
- Wombat German
- halbnackt German
- nackig German
- pudelnackt German
- Naaktgeboren Dutch, Flemish
- moedernaakt Dutch, Flemish
- naakt Dutch, Flemish
- naaktfoto Dutch, Flemish
- naaktheid Dutch, Flemish
- naaktloper Dutch, Flemish
- naaktslak Dutch, Flemish
- naaktstrand Dutch, Flemish
- nakie Dutch, Flemish
- piemelnaakt Dutch, Flemish
- poedelnaakt Dutch, Flemish
- spiernaakt Dutch, Flemish
- *negʷ- Proto-Indo-European
- *nogʷós Proto-Indo-European
- *nakwadaz Proto-Germanic
- naken Swedish
- nacod Old English
- naked Middle English
- lomnocht Irish
- nocht Irish
- nochtach Irish
- nochtacht Irish
- nakinn Old Norse
- nǫkkviðr Old Norse
- nøgen Danish
- nøgenbillede Danish
- nøgenhed Danish
- splitternøgen Danish
- *nagъ Proto-Slavic
- naket Middle Dutch
- nackut Old High German
- nocht Old Irish
- nacket Middle High German
- 𐌽𐌰𐌵𐌰𐌸𐍃 Gothic
- nakot Old Dutch
- *noxtos Proto-Celtic
- naked Old Frisian
- *nōˀgás Proto-Balto-Slavic