Toom
Saterland Frisian
noun
Definitions
- bridle
Etymology
Inherited from Old Frisian tām inherited from Proto-Germanic *taumaz (that which draws pulls, pull, draw, bridle, tether, strap, cord, rope).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*taumaz
Gloss
that which draws pulls, pull, draw, bridle, tether, strap, cord, rope
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
索
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cyberteam English
- fireteam English
- foreteam English
- intrateam English
- loveteam English
- megateam English
- multiteam English
- nonteam English
- reteam English
- subteam English
- superteam English
- team English
- team deathmatch English
- team pursuit English
- teambuilder English
- teambuilding English
- teamer English
- teamful English
- teamie English
- teamkill English
- teamless English
- teamlike English
- teammate English
- teamplay English
- teamsheet English
- teamship English
- teamster English
- teamwide English
- teamwise English
- teamwork English
- teamworking English
- unteam English
- webteam English
- tiimi Finnish
- Team German
- team Dutch, Flemish
- *dewk- Proto-Indo-European
- team Norwegian Bokmål
- time Portuguese
- *taugijaną Proto-Germanic
- *taumaz Proto-Germanic
- チーム Japanese
- team Norwegian Nynorsk
- team Old English
- tēam Old English
- teme Middle English
- taumr Old Norse
- tým Czech
- tim Serbo-Croatian
- टीम Hindi
- թիմ Armenian
- ทีม Thai
- tîm Welsh
- zaum Old High German
- zoum Middle High German
- *tōm Old Dutch
- тим Macedonian
- *tōm Old Saxon
- timu Swahili
- 팀 Korean
- tām Old Frisian
- tim Tok Pisin