kool
Dutch (Brabantic)
/koːl/
noun
Definitions
- cabbage
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch col inherited from Old Dutch *kōl derived from Latin caulis (stem, stalk, cabbage, stick stem of a plant, stem of cabbage, cabbage-stalk).
Origin
Latin
caulis
Gloss
stem, stalk, cabbage, stick stem of a plant, stem of cabbage, cabbage-stalk
Concept
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Coalgate English
- Coalite English
- Coalville English
- acaulous English
- anticoal English
- borecole English
- charcoal English
- coal English
- coal hole English
- coalbin English
- coalbox English
- coalcutter English
- coaldust English
- coaler English
- coalery English
- coalette English
- coalface English
- coalfield English
- coalfired English
- coalfish English
- coalheaver English
- coalheaving English
- coalhod English
- coalhouse English
- coalie English
- coalification English
- coalify English
- coalless English
- coallike English
- coalman English
- coalmaster English
- coalmine English
- coalminer English
- coalmining English
- coalmouse English
- coalowner English
- coalpit English
- coalplex English
- coalpot English
- coalsack English
- coalshed English
- coalsmoke English
- coaltit English
- coalworker English
- coalworks English
- coaly English
- coalyard English
- cole English
- coleseed English
- coleslaw English
- colewort English
- colza English
- noncoal English
- pachycaul English
- quenchcoal English
- recoal English
- seacoal English
- amplexicaulis Latin
- caulicula, cauliculus Latin
- cauliflorus Latin
- caulis Latin
- caulus Latin
- Aktivkohle German
- Braunkohle German
- Holzkohle German
- Kohle German
- Kohleabbau German
- Kohlebergbau German
- Kohlebergwerk German
- Kohlebürste German
- Kohlechemie German
- Kohlefaser German
- Kohlendioxid German
- Kohlenmonoxid German
- Kohlenstoff German
- Kohlensäure German
- Kohlenzeche German
- Kohlevorkommen German
- Kohlmeise German
- Steinkohle German
- ankohlen German
- kohlehaltig German
- kohlpechrabenschwarz German
- kohlschwarz German
- caule Italian
- cavolfiore Italian
- bekken Dutch, Flemish
- bloem Dutch, Flemish
- bloemkool Dutch, Flemish
- bloemkooloor Dutch, Flemish
- bloemkoolwijk Dutch, Flemish
- boer Dutch, Flemish
- boerenkool Dutch, Flemish
- bruin Dutch, Flemish
- bruinkool Dutch, Flemish
- dioxide Dutch, Flemish
- ei Dutch, Flemish
- eierkool Dutch, Flemish
- hout Dutch, Flemish
- houtskool Dutch, Flemish
- houtskoolvuur Dutch, Flemish
- kolenbekken Dutch, Flemish
- kolenveld Dutch, Flemish
- kooldioxide Dutch, Flemish
- koolhydraat Dutch, Flemish
- koolmees Dutch, Flemish
- koolmonoxide Dutch, Flemish
- koolraap Dutch, Flemish
- koolsla Dutch, Flemish
- koolstof Dutch, Flemish
- koolstofassimilatie Dutch, Flemish
- koolstofdioxide Dutch, Flemish
- koolstofmonoxide Dutch, Flemish
- koolwaterstof Dutch, Flemish
- koolwitje Dutch, Flemish
- koolzaad Dutch, Flemish
- koolzaadolie Dutch, Flemish
- koolzuur Dutch, Flemish
- koolzuurvrij Dutch, Flemish
- mees Dutch, Flemish
- monoxide Dutch, Flemish
- raap Dutch, Flemish
- sla Dutch, Flemish
- spruit Dutch, Flemish
- spruitkool Dutch, Flemish
- steen Dutch, Flemish
- steenkolenengels Dutch, Flemish
- steenkolengas Dutch, Flemish
- steenkolenveld Dutch, Flemish
- steenkool Dutch, Flemish
- stof Dutch, Flemish
- veld Dutch, Flemish
- witje Dutch, Flemish
- zaad Dutch, Flemish
- zuur Dutch, Flemish
- zuurkool Dutch, Flemish
- colza French
- coles Spanish, Castilian
- καυλός Ancient Greek
- blomkål Norwegian Bokmål
- couve Portuguese
- blomkål Swedish
- blomkål Norwegian Nynorsk
- cawel Old English
- cāl Old English
- cāwel Old English
- गोजिह्विका Sanskrit
- cole Middle English
- kol Old Norse
- blomkål Danish
- kul Danish
- kulilte Danish
- kulstof Danish
- chous Old French
- blumkol Indonesian
- bunga kol Indonesian
- kembang kol Indonesian
- kol Indonesian
- sirkol Indonesian
- cawl Welsh
- col Middle Dutch
- coolsaet Middle Dutch
- houtcole Middle Dutch
- steencōle Middle Dutch
- kolo Old High German
- steenkool Afrikaans
- kole Middle High German
- colzat Middle French
- *kōl Old Dutch
- col Old Portuguese
- 高麗菜 Chinese
- kal, kāl Old Swedish
- caulet Old Occitan
- cavuliceddu Sicilian
- cavuliciddaru Sicilian
- kolo Papiamentu
- kolta Tok Pisin
- caul Dalmatian
- kwal Hausa
- kolo Sranan Tongo
- Keel Bavarian
- ei
- sla
- zuur
- veld
- zaad
- hout
- raap
- stof
- mees
- boer
- steen
- witje
- bloem
- bruin
- spruit
- bekken
- dioxide
- koolsla
- koolraap
- monoxide
- eierkool
- koolzaad
- koolstof
- koolmees
- koolzuur
- zuurkool
- houtskool
- steenkool
- koolwitje
- bloemkool
- bruinkool
- kolenveld
- boerenkool
- spruitkool
- koolhydraat
- kooldioxide
- kolenbekken
- koolzuurvrij
- koolmonoxide
- koolzaadolie
- bloemkooloor
- bloemkoolwijk
- koolwaterstof
- houtskoolvuur
- steenkolengas
- steenkolenveld
- koolstofdioxide
- koolstofmonoxide
- steenkolenengels
- koolstofassimilatie