fan
Polish
noun
Definitions
- fan
Etymology
Borrowed from English fan (admirer, electrical device).
Origin
English
fan
Gloss
admirer, electrical device
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Trekfan English
- anti-fan English
- bifan English
- confan English
- eofan English
- fakefan English
- fan English
- fan oven English
- fan-assisted oven English
- fan-blast English
- fanac English
- fanart English
- fanbearer English
- fanbelt English
- fanblog English
- fanboy English
- fanbrat English
- fancam English
- fancruft English
- fandom English
- fandumb English
- fanfest English
- fanfilm English
- fanflower English
- fanfold English
- fanfoot English
- fangame English
- fangirl English
- fanhood English
- fanjet English
- fanleaf English
- fanless English
- fanlike English
- fanling English
- fanlisting English
- fanmade English
- fanmix English
- fanner English
- fannish English
- fanout English
- fanpetal English
- fanservice English
- fanship English
- fansite English
- fanskate English
- fanspeak English
- fansplain English
- fanstuff English
- fantail English
- fantailed English
- fantard English
- fanvid English
- fanwank English
- fanwankery English
- fanware English
- fanwear English
- fanwise English
- fanwork English
- fanwort English
- fanwriter English
- fanwriting English
- fringefan English
- furfan English
- litfan English
- lolfan English
- mediafan English
- megafan English
- neofan English
- nonfan English
- propfan English
- railfan English
- refan English
- subfan English
- superfan English
- tailfan English
- transfan English
- turbofan English
- uberfan English
- zinefan English
- fani Finnish
- fānāticus Latin
- fan Italian
- fan Dutch, Flemish
- fan French
- фан Russian
- fan Spanish, Castilian
- fã Portuguese
- fanka Polish
- fan Middle English
- แฟน Thai
- fan hâm mộ Vietnamese
- 팬 Korean