fat
Volapük
/fat/
noun
Definitions
- father
Etymology
Borrowed from German Vater (father) borrowed from English father.
Origin
English
father
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Church Father English
- allofather English
- babyfather English
- biofather English
- birthfather English
- co-father English
- elderfather English
- eldfather English
- father English
- father tongue English
- father-in-law English
- father-out-law English
- father-slayer English
- father-to-be English
- fatherdom English
- fathered English
- fatherer English
- fatherese English
- fatherfucker English
- fatherhood English
- fatherkin English
- fatherkins English
- fatherland English
- fatherless English
- fatherlike English
- fatherling English
- fatherly English
- fatherness English
- fathership English
- forefather English
- forthfather English
- godfather English
- grandfather English
- highfather English
- housefather English
- lorefather English
- merfather English
- motherfather English
- nonfather English
- shriftfather English
- stepfather English
- unfather English
- Beichtvater German
- Familienvater German
- Gevatter German
- Großvater German
- Gründervater German
- Kirchenvater German
- Landesvater German
- Pflegevater German
- Rabenvater German
- Schwiegervater German
- Stiefvater German
- Vater German
- Vaterbruder German
- Vaterland German
- Vatermörder German
- Vaterschaft German
- Vaterschwester German
- Vatersmutter German
- Vatersschwester German
- Vaterstadt German
- Vati German
- Ziehvater German
- vaterlos German
- väterlich German
- Ältervater German
- fater Polish
- fader Middle English
- vater Middle High German
- bata Marshallese
- fata Volapük
- fatafat Volapük
- fatän Volapük
- lefat Volapük
- lefatül Volapük
- lüfat Volapük
- mota Volapük
- motafat Volapük
- fada Nigerian Pidgin