nass
German (Berlin)
/nas/
adj
Definitions
- wet
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German naz inherited from Old High German naz (wet) inherited from Proto-Germanic *nataz (wet) derived from Proto-Indo-European *ned- (twist, knot, turn, be wet, roaring, rushing, thundering, know, tie together, plait, wet).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*ned-
Gloss
twist, knot, turn, be wet, roaring, rushing, thundering, know, tie together, plait, wet
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
知
Emoji
🪢
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Nassau English
- Nassau German
- Nässe German
- Pudel German
- Regen German
- Träne German
- chemisch German
- einnässen German
- kalt German
- klatschen German
- klatschnass German
- machen German
- nasschemisch German
- nasskalt German
- nassmachen German
- nassspritzen German
- nässen German
- pudelnass German
- regennass German
- spritzen German
- triefen German
- triefnass German
- tropfen German
- tropfnass German
- tränennass German
- gerstenat Dutch, Flemish
- nat Dutch, Flemish
- vleesnat Dutch, Flemish
- zeiknat Dutch, Flemish
- *ned- Proto-Indo-European
- Nassau Portuguese
- *nastilō Proto-Germanic
- *nataz Proto-Germanic
- *natją Proto-Germanic
- *nustilǭ Proto-Germanic
- नदी Sanskrit
- nadi Indonesian
- nat Middle Dutch
- nestich Middle Dutch
- naz Old High German
- nazi Old High German
- naz Middle High German
- nat Old Dutch
- *nat Old Saxon
- Nemunas Lithuanian
- naß Central Franconian
- nass Hunsrik
- nati Sranan Tongo
- nasta Old Latin