Halsen

/ˈhɔːlsən/ noun

Definition

The act or process of halssing; a solemn adjuration or command.

Etymology

From halse (verb) with the gerund/noun-forming suffix -en, common in Germanic languages to create abstract nouns from verb stems.

Kelly Says

The -en suffix creating nouns from verbs is pure Germanic heritage, still alive in German (essen → das Essen). This word preserves a grammatical pattern that's mostly vanished from English.

Translations

AMአማርኛ
szyja
shi-ya
ARالعربية
رقبة
raq-ba
BNবাংলা
গলা
ga-la
CACatalà
coll
kol
CSČeština
krk
kruk
DADansk
hals
hals
DEDeutsch
Hals
hals
ELΕλληνικά
cổ
ko
ESEspañol
cuello
kwe-y-o
FAفارسی
گردن
gar-dun
FISuomi
kaula
kau-la
FRFrançais
cou
ku
GUGU
ગરદન
gar-dan
HAHA
gaba
ga-ba
HEעברית
צוואר
tza-ar
HIहिन्दी
गला
ga-la
HUMagyar
nyak
nyak
IDBahasa Indonesia
leher
le-her
IGIG
nwa
nwa
ITItaliano
collo
kol-lo
JA日本語
ku
KKKK
жұп
zhup
KMKM
cổ
ko
KO한국어
mok
MRMR
गळा
ga-la
MSBahasa Melayu
leher
le-her
MYမြန်မာ
အာလုံ
a-lo-n
NLNederlands
hals
hals
NONorsk
hals
hals
PAPA
ਗਰਦਨ
gar-dan
PLPolski
szyja
sh-ya
PTPortuguês
pescoço
pe-so-k-o
RORomână
gât
gat
RUРусский
шея
she-ya
SVSvenska
hals
hals
SWKiswahili
shingo
shin-go
TAதமிழ்
cổ
ko
TEతెలుగు
కంఠం
kan-tham
THไทย
คอ
ko
TLTL
leher
le-her
TRTürkçe
boyun
bo-yun
UKУкраїнська
шийна
shi-yna
URاردو
गर्گل
gar-gal
VITiếng Việt
cổ
co
YOYO
ile
i-le
ZH中文
脖子
bózi
ZUZU
inhlanhla
in-hlan-hla

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