zanna
Italian (Fiorentino)
/ˈt͡san.na/
noun
Definitions
- the tooth of an animal; especially the tusk of an elephant, boar etc. and the fang of a dog, wolf etc.
Etymology
Derived from zan (tooth) derived from Proto-Germanic *tanþs (tooth) derived from Proto-Indo-European *h₃dónts (tooth).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*h₃dónts
Gloss
tooth
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
歯
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- dēns, dens, dentem Latin
- Alterszahnheilkunde German
- Backenzahn German
- Giftzahn German
- Löwenzahn German
- Raffzahn German
- Reißzahn German
- Schneidezahn German
- Stoßzahn German
- Wackelzahn German
- Zahn German
- Zahnarzt German
- Zahnbrücke German
- Zahnbürste German
- Zahncreme German
- Zahndamm German
- Zahnentwicklung German
- Zahnfach German
- Zahnfee German
- Zahnfleisch German
- Zahnformel German
- Zahnfäule German
- Zahngold German
- Zahnheilkunde German
- Zahnimplantat German
- Zahnkaries German
- Zahnkrone German
- Zahnlaut German
- Zahnlücke German
- Zahnmedizin German
- Zahnpasta German
- Zahnschmelz German
- Zahnschmerz German
- Zahnseide German
- Zahnstein German
- Zahnstocher German
- Zahntechnik German
- Zahnwal German
- Zahnwale German
- Zahnweh German
- Zahnwurzel German
- Zahnärztin German
- Zähnchen German
- Zähnlein German
- verzahnen German
- zahnlos German
- zahnmedizinisch German
- azzannare Italian
- azzannatura Italian
- riazzannare Italian
- zannata Italian
- zannuto Italian
- *ὀδόντιον Ancient Greek
- *h₃dónts Proto-Indo-European
- *tanþijaną Proto-Germanic
- *tanþs Proto-Germanic
- *tunþskaz Proto-Germanic
- toþ Old English
- tōþ Old English
- tǫnn Old Norse
- *dęsna Proto-Slavic
- *dęsno Proto-Slavic
- дандон Persian
- tænd Old High German
- zan Old High German
- zand Old High German
- ատամն Old Armenian
- zan Middle High German
- 𐍄𐌿𐌽𐌸𐌿𐍃 Gothic
- *tanþ gmw-pro
- *tand Old Dutch
- tant Old Dutch
- *dantom Proto-Celtic
- *Hdántas Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *Hdánts Proto-Indo-Iranian
- tand Old Saxon
- *dents Proto-Italic
- dantis Lithuanian
- Zahn Central Franconian
- cōn Vilamovian
- Ter North Frisian
- *odónts Proto-Hellenic
- dındon Zazaki
- zan lng
- диндак Yagnobi