fönster
Swedish
/ˈfœnstɛr/
noun
Definitions
- a window
Etymology
Inherited from Old Swedish fynster derived from Middle Low German vinster derived from Latin fenestra (window).
Origin
Latin
fenestra
Gloss
window
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
窓
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fenestra English
- fenestrane English
- fenestra Latin
- fenestrula Latin
- finestra Italian
- venster Dutch, Flemish
- fenestra Spanish, Castilian
- hiniestra Spanish, Castilian
- vindu Norwegian Bokmål
- fenestra Portuguese
- fönsterremsa Swedish
- fönsterruta Swedish
- fönstertittarsjuka Swedish
- kommando Swedish
- kommandofönster Swedish
- remsa Swedish
- ruta Swedish
- sjuka Swedish
- skylta Swedish
- skyltfönster Swedish
- tittar Swedish
- urval Swedish
- urvalsfönster Swedish
- vindauga Norwegian Nynorsk
- fenester Old English
- windowe Middle English
- auga Old Norse
- vindauga Old Norse
- vindr Old Norse
- vindue Danish
- fenestre Old French
- finestra Catalan, Valencian
- fereastră Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ffenestr Welsh
- fenstar Old High German
- vindeyga Faroese
- fenstar Old Dutch
- fẽestra Old Portuguese
- venster Middle Low German
- vinster Middle Low German
- fireastrã Aromanian
- fenèstra Occitan
- fynster Old Swedish
- vindøgha Old Swedish
- fanestra Romansh
- windae Scots
- winnock Scots
- fuindeóc Middle Irish
- finestra Sicilian
- finiastra Dalmatian
- finestra Aragonese
- *alfenestra Mozarabic