schore
Alemannic German
verb
Definitions
- (Uri) to shovel, sweep
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German schorn derived from Proto-Germanic *skurō (rift, incision, tear).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*skurō
Gloss
rift, incision, tear
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
泪, 涙
Emoji
🤣 💧 😂 😢 😭 😹 😿 🥲
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- clashscore English
- cutscore English
- eigenscore English
- eightscore English
- elevenscore English
- fivescore English
- fourscore English
- gamerscore English
- histoscore English
- immunoscore English
- linescore English
- ninescore English
- onescore English
- outscore English
- overscore English
- partscore English
- postscore English
- prescore English
- rescore English
- scorable English
- score English
- scoreable English
- scoreboard English
- scorebook English
- scorebox English
- scorecard English
- scorefile English
- scorekeeper English
- scorekeeping English
- scoreless English
- scoreline English
- scorepad English
- scorer English
- scorereader English
- scoresheet English
- scorestreak English
- scoreth English
- scorewriter English
- sevenscore English
- sixscore English
- soundscore English
- subscore English
- tenscore English
- threescore English
- twelvescore English
- twoscore English
- underscore English
- koro Finnish
- doorscheuren Dutch, Flemish
- scheur Dutch, Flemish
- scheuren Dutch, Flemish
- scheurjurk Dutch, Flemish
- score Dutch, Flemish
- scoren Dutch, Flemish
- verscheuren Dutch, Flemish
- score French
- *(s)ker- Proto-Indo-European
- score Norwegian Bokmål
- skåre Norwegian Bokmål
- *skuraz Proto-Germanic
- *skurō Proto-Germanic
- skåra Swedish
- スコア Japanese
- score Norwegian Nynorsk
- scora Old English
- scoru Old English
- score Middle English
- scór Irish
- skor Old Norse
- score Danish
- eskor Cebuano
- sgôr Welsh
- schōren Middle Dutch
- iskor Tagalog
- schorn Middle High German
- 士哥 Chinese
- sker Papiamentu