stapfen
German (Berlin)
verb-weak
Definitions
- to trudge
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German stapfen inherited from Old High German stapfōn inherited from Proto-Germanic *stappōną.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*stappōną
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Eurostep English
- backstep English
- bestep English
- between-step English
- bootstep English
- catstep English
- clownstep English
- corbiestep English
- counterstep English
- crowstep English
- doorstep English
- downstep English
- eigenstep English
- footstep English
- forestep English
- hardstep English
- interstep English
- kick-step English
- lockstep English
- macrostep English
- metastep English
- microstep English
- midstep English
- misstep English
- multistep English
- outstep English
- overstep English
- pawstep English
- quickstep English
- sidestep English
- smoothstep English
- stairstep English
- step English
- step dance English
- step stool English
- step-free English
- stepback English
- stepchair English
- stepdancer English
- stepdown English
- steplength English
- stepless English
- steplike English
- steply English
- stepmeal English
- stepover English
- steppable English
- steppage English
- stepper English
- steppest English
- steppeth English
- stepping English
- stepside English
- stepsize English
- stepstone English
- stepstool English
- stepwell English
- stepwise English
- stepwork English
- substep English
- techstep English
- timestep English
- understep English
- unstep English
- upstep English
- step Dutch, Flemish
- *stapjaną Proto-Germanic
- *stappōną Proto-Germanic
- besteppan Old English
- foresteppan Old English
- ofersteppan Old English
- steppan Old English
- steppen Middle English
- step Indonesian
- stapfōn Old High German
- stapfen Middle High German