kast
English
noun
Definitions
- A type of traditional cupboard produced by Dutch settlers in New York and New Jersey in the 18th and 19th centuries
Etymology
Derived from Dutch, Flemish kast (cupboard, case, closet, cabinet, close, casing) derived from Middle Dutch caste (chest) derived from Old High German kasto (case, box, reservoir, chest) derived from *kastō (vessel, vat) derived from Proto-Germanic *kazą (vessel, tub, vat, container).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*kazą
Gloss
vessel, tub, vat, container
Kanji
器
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bijenkast Dutch, Flemish
- boekenkast Dutch, Flemish
- brandkast Dutch, Flemish
- diepvrieskast Dutch, Flemish
- flipperkast Dutch, Flemish
- gokkast Dutch, Flemish
- handschoenenkast Dutch, Flemish
- ijskast Dutch, Flemish
- kast Dutch, Flemish
- kastwoord Dutch, Flemish
- kettingkast Dutch, Flemish
- klankkast Dutch, Flemish
- kledingkast Dutch, Flemish
- kleerkast Dutch, Flemish
- klerenkast Dutch, Flemish
- koelkast Dutch, Flemish
- ladekast Dutch, Flemish
- ladenkast Dutch, Flemish
- nestkast Dutch, Flemish
- poppenkast Dutch, Flemish
- ribbenkast Dutch, Flemish
- stoppenkast Dutch, Flemish
- trekkast Dutch, Flemish
- vrieskast Dutch, Flemish
- zuurkast Dutch, Flemish
- *kazjaz Proto-Germanic
- *kazą Proto-Germanic
- ker Old Norse
- caste Middle Dutch
- char Old High German
- kasto Old High German
- kas Afrikaans
- yskas Afrikaans
- kaste Middle High German
- 𐌺𐌰𐍃 Gothic
- קאַסטן Yiddish
- *kastō gmw-pro
- *kasto Old Dutch
- *kastō Frankish
- kasta Vilamovian
- kasi Sranan Tongo