Nase
Alemannic German
/ˈnɑzə/
noun
Definitions
- (northeast and southwest Switzerland) nose
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German nase inherited from Old High German nasa inherited from Proto-Germanic *nasō.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*nasō
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bignose English
- bluenose English
- bluntnose English
- bottlenose English
- brownnose English
- bullnose English
- conenose English
- cownose English
- dog-nose English
- e-nose English
- fucknose English
- hard-nose English
- hawknose English
- hognose English
- hooknose English
- largenose English
- longnose English
- neb-nose English
- needlenose English
- nose English
- nose-ender English
- nose-ish English
- nosebag English
- noseband English
- nosebeard English
- nosebleed English
- nosebleeder English
- nosebleeding English
- noseblind English
- noseblood English
- noseburn English
- noseclip English
- nosedive English
- noseful English
- nosegay English
- nosegear English
- nosegrind English
- nosehole English
- noseleaf English
- noseless English
- noselift English
- noselike English
- nosely English
- noseness English
- nosepicker English
- nosepiece English
- nosepin English
- noseplug English
- noseprint English
- noser English
- noseride English
- noseslide English
- nosesmart English
- nosethirl English
- nosewheel English
- nosewing English
- nosewise English
- noseworthy English
- nosey English
- nostril English
- nosy English
- nozzle English
- nuzzle English
- prodnose English
- saddlenose English
- shortnose English
- shovelnose English
- snotnose English
- softnose English
- starnose English
- stumpnose English
- tubenose English
- noussi Finnish
- Koksnase German
- Nacktnasenwombat German
- Nase German
- Nasenbein German
- Nasenbluten German
- Nasenbär German
- Nasenflöte German
- Nasenlaut German
- Nasenloch German
- Nasenring German
- Nasenschleimhaut German
- Nashorn German
- Pechnase German
- Rotznase German
- Triefnase German
- hochnäsig German
- näseln German
- bloedneus Dutch, Flemish
- breedneusaap Dutch, Flemish
- dompneus Dutch, Flemish
- gladneus Dutch, Flemish
- hoefijzerneus Dutch, Flemish
- loopneus Dutch, Flemish
- neus Dutch, Flemish
- neusaap Dutch, Flemish
- neusbeen Dutch, Flemish
- neusbeer Dutch, Flemish
- neusgang Dutch, Flemish
- neusgat Dutch, Flemish
- neushoorn Dutch, Flemish
- neusklank Dutch, Flemish
- neuspeuteren Dutch, Flemish
- neuzen Dutch, Flemish
- schoenneus Dutch, Flemish
- smalneusaap Dutch, Flemish
- snotneus Dutch, Flemish
- stompneusaap Dutch, Flemish
- wijsneus Dutch, Flemish
- zwamneus Dutch, Flemish
- *nasō Proto-Indo-European
- *néh₂s Proto-Indo-European
- *néh₂s- Proto-Indo-European
- *nās- Proto-Indo-European
- nese Norwegian Bokmål
- *nasō Proto-Germanic
- ノーズ Japanese
- nasu Old English
- nose Middle English
- nǫs Old Norse
- nazo Esperanto
- nashyrningur Icelandic
- nös Icelandic
- nose Middle Dutch
- nasa Old High German
- neus Afrikaans
- nase Middle High German
- Nues Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- נאָז Yiddish
- Näsi Alemannic German
- *nase Old Frisian
- nus Tok Pisin
- Naas Pennsylvania German
- Nas Central Franconian
- noso Sranan Tongo