athel
English
/ˈæθəl/
adj
Definitions
- (obsolete) Noble; illustrious
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English athel (noble) inherited from Old English æþele (noble, nobleman) inherited from Proto-Germanic *aþalaz (noble) derived from Proto-Indo-European *átta (father).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*átta
Gloss
father
Concept
Semantic Field
Kinship
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
父
Emoji
🎅
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Adel English
- Adela English
- Adell English
- Alphonse English
- Athelstan English
- Ethelwolf English
- atheldom English
- atheling English
- ethelborn English
- wolf English
- atta Latin
- Adel German
- Adler German
- Edelgas German
- Edelmut German
- Edelstahl German
- Edelstein German
- Edeltanne German
- Edelweiß German
- Gutedel German
- edel German
- edelmütig German
- edelsüß German
- unedel German
- veredeln German
- Adele Italian
- edel Dutch, Flemish
- edelgas Dutch, Flemish
- edelhert Dutch, Flemish
- edelknaap Dutch, Flemish
- edelman Dutch, Flemish
- edelmarter Dutch, Flemish
- edelmetaal Dutch, Flemish
- edelsteen Dutch, Flemish
- Adèle French
- ἄττα Ancient Greek
- *átta Proto-Indo-European
- *attô Proto-Germanic
- *aþalaz Proto-Germanic
- *haliþaz Proto-Germanic
- hæleþ Old English
- Æþelred Old English
- Æþelwulf Old English
- æþelboren Old English
- æþelcund Old English
- æþelcyning Old English
- æþele Old English
- æþeling Old English
- æþelnes Old English
- athel Middle English
- athele Middle English
- atheling Middle English
- hathel Middle English
- hathil Middle English
- heleð Middle English
- ōðal Old Norse
- *otьcь Proto-Slavic
- aðal- Icelandic
- ēdel Middle Dutch
- Adalheidis Old High German
- adal Old High German
- aite Old Irish
- edel Middle High German
- zot Albanian
- *attiyos Proto-Celtic
- 阿德拉 Chinese
- *át(t)a Proto-Indo-Iranian
- athal Old Saxon
- eal Western Frisian
- ethele Old Frisian
- eedel Saterland Frisian
- *at(t)- Proto-Albanian
- 𒀜𒋫𒀸 Hittite