Dill
Luxemburgeois
/dil/
noun
Definitions
- plank, board
- bowling lane
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German dilla inherited from Proto-Germanic *þiljǭ (board, deck, plank, flooring, floorboard).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*þiljǭ
Gloss
board, deck, plank, flooring, floorboard
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- thill English
- thiller English
- Diele German
- Eisdiele German
- aandeel Dutch, Flemish
- achterdeel Dutch, Flemish
- bestanddeel Dutch, Flemish
- boekdeel Dutch, Flemish
- dagdeel Dutch, Flemish
- deel Dutch, Flemish
- deelcertificaat Dutch, Flemish
- deelgemeente Dutch, Flemish
- deelgenoot Dutch, Flemish
- deelnemen Dutch, Flemish
- deelregering Dutch, Flemish
- deelstaat Dutch, Flemish
- deelteken Dutch, Flemish
- deeltijds Dutch, Flemish
- deelverzameling Dutch, Flemish
- deelvraag Dutch, Flemish
- gebiedsdeel Dutch, Flemish
- landsdeel Dutch, Flemish
- leeuwendeel Dutch, Flemish
- lichaamsdeel Dutch, Flemish
- merendeel Dutch, Flemish
- nadeel Dutch, Flemish
- onderdeel Dutch, Flemish
- oordeel Dutch, Flemish
- reservedeel Dutch, Flemish
- schaamdeel Dutch, Flemish
- smaldeel Dutch, Flemish
- stadsdeel Dutch, Flemish
- tegendeel Dutch, Flemish
- vierdeel Dutch, Flemish
- voordeel Dutch, Flemish
- werelddeel Dutch, Flemish
- woorddeel Dutch, Flemish
- zinsdeel Dutch, Flemish
- *tel- Proto-Indo-European
- *þiljǭ Proto-Germanic
- þille Old English
- thille Middle English
- þilja Old Norse
- negara bagian Indonesian
- dêel Middle Dutch
- dilla Old High German
- thil Old High German
- dille Middle High German
- dele Middle Low German
- dēle Middle Low German