Stein
French
proper noun
Etymology
Borrowed from German Stein (stone, -stone, rock, Stein).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Stein
Gloss
stone, -stone, rock, Stein
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Classifier
Kanji
岩, 巌
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Stein English
- stein English
- stolperstein English
- Aprikosenstein German
- Auftropfstein German
- Backstein German
- Baustein German
- Bordstein German
- Dolomitstein German
- Doppel-T-Stein German
- Edelstein German
- Feldstein German
- Feuerstein German
- Gallenstein German
- Gestein German
- Grundstein German
- Harnstein German
- Hornstein German
- Hungerstein German
- Kalkstein German
- Kesselstein German
- Kieselstein German
- Kilometerstein German
- Leichenstein German
- Magnetstein German
- Mauerkronenstein German
- Meilenstein German
- Mondstein German
- Mühlstein German
- Nierenstein German
- Olivenstein German
- Pfirsichstein German
- Rinnstein German
- Schlangenstein German
- Schleifstein German
- Schlussstein German
- Stein German
- Steinadler German
- Steinbeißer German
- Steinbock German
- Steinbruch German
- Steineiche German
- Steinfrucht German
- Steinhaufen German
- Steinhaus German
- Steinkauz German
- Steinkohle German
- Steinkoralle German
- Steinlaus German
- Steinobst German
- Steinpilz German
- Steinsalz German
- Steinschleuder German
- Steinschmätzer German
- Steintreppe German
- Steinwurf German
- Steinwälzer German
- Steinzeit German
- Stolperstein German
- Taufstein German
- Tropfstein German
- Urinstein German
- Wetzstein German
- Wolfenstein German
- Zahnstein German
- Ziegelstein German
- steinen German
- steinern German
- steinhart German
- steinig German
- steinigen German
- Stein Italian
- Leventhal French
- syndrome French
- syndrome de Stein-Leventhal French
- Stein Spanish, Castilian
- Stein Portuguese
- stein Old High German