wagen
Middle Dutch
noun
Definitions
- wagon, cart
Etymology
Inherited from Old Dutch *wagan inherited from Proto-Germanic *wagnaz (wagon, cart).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*wagnaz
Gloss
wagon, cart
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- waggon English
- waggonage English
- waggoneer English
- waggoner English
- waggonette English
- wagon English
- aanhangwagen Dutch, Flemish
- benenwagen Dutch, Flemish
- bestelwagen Dutch, Flemish
- bolderwagen Dutch, Flemish
- burgerwagen Dutch, Flemish
- hooiwagen Dutch, Flemish
- ijscowagen Dutch, Flemish
- kinderwagen Dutch, Flemish
- koelwagen Dutch, Flemish
- kruiwagen Dutch, Flemish
- mijnwagen Dutch, Flemish
- ossenwagen Dutch, Flemish
- pantserwagen Dutch, Flemish
- politiewagen Dutch, Flemish
- praalwagen Dutch, Flemish
- sleepwagen Dutch, Flemish
- steekwagen Dutch, Flemish
- strijdwagen Dutch, Flemish
- strooiwagen Dutch, Flemish
- takelwagen Dutch, Flemish
- tankwagen Dutch, Flemish
- vechtwagen Dutch, Flemish
- verhuiswagen Dutch, Flemish
- vrachtwagen Dutch, Flemish
- waaghals Dutch, Flemish
- wagen Dutch, Flemish
- wagenburcht Dutch, Flemish
- wagenburg Dutch, Flemish
- wagenmenner Dutch, Flemish
- wagenpark Dutch, Flemish
- wagenziek Dutch, Flemish
- wagenziekte Dutch, Flemish
- wagon Dutch, Flemish
- winkelwagen Dutch, Flemish
- ziekenwagen Dutch, Flemish
- zijspanwagen Dutch, Flemish
- wagon French
- *weǵʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *woǵʰnos Proto-Indo-European
- *wagnaz Proto-Germanic
- wægn Old English
- wæġn Old English
- vagn Old Norse
- wagan Old High German
- wa Afrikaans
- *wagan Old Dutch
- wagan Old Dutch
- wagan Old Saxon
- wein Old Frisian
- wagi Sranan Tongo
- vogn Bavarian
- waghen Crimean Gothic