scannen
German (Berlin)
/ˈskɛnən/
verb-weak
Definitions
- (computing) to scan
Etymology
Borrowed from English scan derived from Latin scandere, scando (climb).
Origin
Latin
scandere, scando
Gloss
climb
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bioscan English
- bootscan English
- descan English
- downscan English
- egoscan English
- fluoroscan English
- hitscan English
- interscan English
- introscan English
- line scan English
- livescan English
- microscan English
- misscan English
- multiscan English
- overscan English
- portscan English
- prescan English
- radiochromatoscan English
- radioscan English
- rescan English
- scan English
- scanability English
- scanbed English
- scancode English
- scanline English
- scannability English
- scannable English
- scanner English
- scanno English
- scanometric English
- scanpath English
- scantron English
- ultrascan English
- underscan English
- upscan English
- scandere Latin
- scandere, scando Latin
- Scanner German
- szkennel Hungarian
- scanner French
- сканировать Russian
- skanne Norwegian Bokmål
- skandera Swedish
- skan Polish
- skanne Norwegian Nynorsk
- scannen Middle English
- สแกน Thai
- scanner Norman
- iscan Tagalog
- skann Maltese
- skannja Maltese