𐌳𐌿𐌼𐌱𐍃
Gothic
adj
Definitions
- dumb, mute, speechless
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *dumbaz (dumb, dull).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*dumbaz
Gloss
dumb, dull
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bedumb English
- dumb English
- dumb bomb English
- dumb fuck English
- dumb fucker English
- dumbass English
- dumbassed English
- dumbbell English
- dumbbutt English
- dumbcane English
- dumben English
- dumbhead English
- dumbhood English
- dumbie English
- dumbification English
- dumbify English
- dumbish English
- dumbling English
- dumbly English
- dumbness English
- dumbnut English
- dumbo English
- dumbphone English
- dumbshit English
- dumbstruck English
- dumbwaiter English
- dummy English
- fandumb English
- semidumb English
- tympeä Finnish
- Dummbart German
- Dummbatz German
- Dummchen German
- Dummdepp German
- Dummheit German
- Dummhirn German
- Dummi German
- Dummkopf German
- dumm German
- dummdreist German
- dummerweise German
- dümmlich German
- erzdumm German
- strohdumm German
- strunzdumm German
- dom Dutch, Flemish
- domheid Dutch, Flemish
- domkerk Dutch, Flemish
- domkop Dutch, Flemish
- dommekracht Dutch, Flemish
- dommerik Dutch, Flemish
- domoor Dutch, Flemish
- domproost Dutch, Flemish
- domrechts Dutch, Flemish
- domweg Dutch, Flemish
- oliedom Dutch, Flemish
- *dʰewbʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *dumbaz Proto-Germanic
- dumb Old English
- dumb Middle English
- dumbr Old Norse
- dom Middle Dutch
- *dumb Old High German
- tumb Old High German
- dumjums Latvian
- dumjība Latvian
- dumjš Latvian
- tump Middle High German
- *dumb gmw-pro
- dumb Old Dutch
- dumb Old Frisian