crevice
Old French
noun
Definitions
- crayfish, crawfish
Etymology
Borrowed from Frankish *krebitja, *krabitjō (crayfish) derived from Proto-Germanic *krabitaz (cancer, crab) derived from Proto-Indo-European *grebʰ- borrowed from Old High German krebiz (edible crustacean, crab).
Origin
Old High German
krebiz
Gloss
edible crustacean, crab
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- crawfish English
- crayfish English
- crevis English
- cancer Latin
- Augenkrebs German
- Blasenkrebs German
- Blutkrebs German
- Darmkrebs German
- Knochenkrebs German
- Krebs German
- Krebsart German
- Krebsarzt German
- Krebsdiagnostik German
- Krebsentstehung German
- Krebserkrankung German
- Krebsforschung German
- Krebsforschungszentrum German
- Krebsmedizin German
- Krebstherapie German
- Lungenkrebs German
- Magenkrebs German
- Marmorkrebs German
- Prostatakrebs German
- krebsauslösend German
- krebserzeugend German
- krebskrank German
- boomkreeft Dutch, Flemish
- heremietkreeft Dutch, Flemish
- kreeft Dutch, Flemish
- kreeftachtig Dutch, Flemish
- kreeftslak Dutch, Flemish
- rivierkreeft Dutch, Flemish
- zeekreeft Dutch, Flemish
- écrevisse French
- *gerbʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *grebʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *krabbô Proto-Germanic
- *krabitaz Proto-Germanic
- *kribjǭ Proto-Germanic
- crabba Old English
- crab Middle English
- crabbe Middle English
- crevis Middle English
- krabbi Old Norse
- krebs Danish
- creeft Middle Dutch
- crevet Middle Dutch
- crebiz Old High German
- krebiz Old High German
- kreef Afrikaans
- krebz Middle High German
- Kriibs Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *krabbō gmw-pro
- *krabit gmw-pro
- *krevit Old Dutch
- kreft Middle Low German
- krēvet Middle Low German
- krevit Old Saxon
- *krebit, *krabit Frankish
- *krebitja, *krabitjō Frankish
- *krebtija, *krabitjō Frankish
- Krefft Low German
- krævs Scanian