Zonk
Luxemburgeois
/tsoŋk/
noun
Definitions
- fence
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German zūn inherited from Old High German zūn inherited from Proto-Germanic *tūną (enclosure, fence).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*tūną
Gloss
enclosure, fence
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
垣, 柵
Emoji
🤺
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Allentown English
- Anytown English
- Arrowtown English
- Banglatown English
- Bardstown English
- Beantown English
- Blacktown English
- Blandtown English
- Blanktown English
- Boystown English
- Bricktown English
- Byrdstown English
- Cabbagetown English
- Canvastown English
- Castletown English
- Cathedraltown English
- Chapeltown English
- Charlottetown English
- Chinatown English
- Cowtown English
- Creetown English
- Downingtown English
- Doylestown English
- Dufftown English
- Earlestown English
- Edgartown English
- Elizabethtown English
- Freetown English
- Germantown English
- Grantown-on-Spey English
- Greeleytown English
- Griffithstown English
- Hockeytown English
- Huntingtown English
- Hymietown English
- Jamestown English
- Jeffersontown English
- Jonestown English
- Kelleytown English
- Koreatown English
- Leonardtown English
- Lewistown English
- Lombardstown English
- Lordstown English
- Mifflintown English
- Mobtown English
- Newtown English
- Nicholtown English
- Niggertown English
- Norristown English
- Provincetown English
- Puddletown English
- Silvertown English
- Tinseltown English
- Townsend English
- Toytown English
- Tylertown English
- Victoriatown English
- Youngstown English
- boomtown English
- bytown English
- churchtown English
- cowtown English
- crosstown English
- cybertown English
- downtown English
- ecotown English
- hilltown English
- hometown English
- intertown English
- intown English
- midtown English
- monotown English
- multitown English
- shacktown English
- shantytown English
- smalltown English
- town English
- townball English
- towned English
- towner English
- townfield English
- townfolk English
- townful English
- townhome English
- townhood English
- townhouse English
- townie English
- townish English
- townland English
- townless English
- townlet English
- townlike English
- townling English
- townly English
- townman English
- townmate English
- townpeople English
- townscape English
- townsfolk English
- township English
- townsite English
- townsman English
- townspeople English
- townsperson English
- townswoman English
- townward English
- townwards English
- townwear English
- townwide English
- towny English
- Drahtzaun German
- Zaun German
- Zaungast German
- Zaunkönig German
- Zaunlatte German
- einzäunen German
- achtertuin Dutch, Flemish
- appeltuin Dutch, Flemish
- bloementuin Dutch, Flemish
- bloemtuin Dutch, Flemish
- daktuin Dutch, Flemish
- dierentuin Dutch, Flemish
- houttuin Dutch, Flemish
- kantoortuin Dutch, Flemish
- kerktuin Dutch, Flemish
- kloostertuin Dutch, Flemish
- kruidentuin Dutch, Flemish
- moestuin Dutch, Flemish
- speeltuin Dutch, Flemish
- sterretjestuin Dutch, Flemish
- theetuin Dutch, Flemish
- tuin Dutch, Flemish
- tuinafval Dutch, Flemish
- tuinboon Dutch, Flemish
- tuinbouw Dutch, Flemish
- tuinbroek Dutch, Flemish
- tuindorp Dutch, Flemish
- tuinen Dutch, Flemish
- tuingereedschap Dutch, Flemish
- tuinhuis Dutch, Flemish
- tuinieren Dutch, Flemish
- tuinkabouter Dutch, Flemish
- tuinkamer Dutch, Flemish
- tuinkers Dutch, Flemish
- tuinkever Dutch, Flemish
- tuinman Dutch, Flemish
- tuinpad Dutch, Flemish
- tuinpak Dutch, Flemish
- tuinplant Dutch, Flemish
- tuinslang Dutch, Flemish
- tuinsproeier Dutch, Flemish
- tuinstad Dutch, Flemish
- tuinstoel Dutch, Flemish
- tuinvrouw Dutch, Flemish
- tuinwal Dutch, Flemish
- tuinwijk Dutch, Flemish
- tuinwolfsmelk Dutch, Flemish
- volkstuin Dutch, Flemish
- voortuin Dutch, Flemish
- *tūną Proto-Germanic
- タウン Japanese
- tyn Polish
- -tun Old English
- tun Old English
- tūn Old English
- town Middle English
- tún Old Norse
- tún Icelandic
- túnfífill Icelandic
- túnsúra Icelandic
- túnvingull Icelandic
- túnvorblóm Icelandic
- tuun Middle Dutch
- zūn Old High German
- tuin Afrikaans
- voortuin Afrikaans
- zūn Middle High German
- *tūn gmw-pro
- tūn Old Dutch
- *dūnom Proto-Celtic
- taun Marshallese
- tawūn Marshallese
- taun Tok Pisin
- tāone Maori
- *dunum Gaulish
- *dūnon Gaulish
- dunon Gaulish
- dunum Gaulish
- taundi Shona
- tawuni Chichewa, Chewa, Nyanja
- taun Kriol
- taunu Pitjantjatjara