Schaden
Low German
/ˈʃɒːdən/
noun
Definitions
- damage
- harm
- (en Schaden hebben) (colloquial, derogative): to be mentally deficient
Etymology
Inherited from Old Saxon skatho inherited from Proto-Germanic *skaþô (scathe, damage) derived from Proto-Indo-European *(s)kēt- (harm, damage).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*(s)kēt-
Gloss
harm, damage
Concept
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Cognates and derived terms
- ill-scathe English
- scathand English
- scathe English
- scathefire English
- scatheful English
- scathel English
- scatheless English
- scathely English
- scathy English
- Gesundheitsschaden German
- Kollateralschaden German
- Leberschaden German
- Lungenschaden German
- Schaden German
- Schadenfreude German
- Umweltschaden German
- schädlich German
- aardbevingsschade Dutch, Flemish
- blikschade Dutch, Flemish
- brandschade Dutch, Flemish
- imagoschade Dutch, Flemish
- reputatieschade Dutch, Flemish
- schade Dutch, Flemish
- schadelijk Dutch, Flemish
- schadevergoeding Dutch, Flemish
- schadevreugde Dutch, Flemish
- waterschade Dutch, Flemish
- windschade Dutch, Flemish
- ἀσκηθής Ancient Greek
- *(s)kēt- Proto-Indo-European
- *sket- Proto-Indo-European
- *skamō Proto-Germanic
- *skaþô Proto-Germanic
- sceaþa Old English
- scathe Middle English
- skaði Old Norse
- schāde Middle Dutch
- scado Old High German
- skatho Old Dutch
- schāde Middle Low German
- skatho Old Saxon
- Maker Low German
- Schadenmaker Low German
- Schadenmakerin Low German
- Schadenmakersche Low German