schnell
German (Berlin)
/ʃnɛl/
adj
Definitions
- quick, fast
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German snel inherited from Old High German snel (lively, warlike, nimble, brisk, brave, quick) inherited from Proto-Germanic *snellaz (active, quick, bold, sudden, swift, brisk).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*snellaz
Gloss
active, quick, bold, sudden, swift, brisk
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- snell English
- snelly English
- Imbiss German
- Kochtopf German
- Kurs German
- Pfeil German
- Schnelle German
- Schnellimbiss German
- Schnellkochtopf German
- Schnellkurs German
- Schnellspanner German
- Schnellzug German
- Sekunde German
- Sekundenschnelle German
- Spanner German
- Zug German
- leben German
- möglich German
- pfeilschnell German
- schnelllebig German
- schnellstmöglich German
- schnellwachsend German
- sekundenschnell German
- vorschnell German
- wachsend German
- bliksemsnel Dutch, Flemish
- pijlsnel Dutch, Flemish
- snel Dutch, Flemish
- snelheid Dutch, Flemish
- snelkookpan Dutch, Flemish
- snelkookrijst Dutch, Flemish
- snelkoppeling Dutch, Flemish
- snelschrift Dutch, Flemish
- snelspanner Dutch, Flemish
- sneltest Dutch, Flemish
- sneltrein Dutch, Flemish
- snelverband Dutch, Flemish
- snelverkeer Dutch, Flemish
- snelweg Dutch, Flemish
- *snellaz Proto-Germanic
- snälltåg Swedish
- snel, snell Old English
- snell Middle English
- snjallr Old Norse
- snel Middle Dutch
- snel Old High German
- snel Middle High German
- schnell Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *snel Old Dutch
- *snell Frankish