Bild
Central Franconian
Alternative forms
- Beld (less common)
Etymology
From Old High German bilidi. The vocalism -i- is regular due to the originally open syllable. The variant Beld may be from an early contraction or due to analogy with words with original -ld, such as weld (“wild”).
Pronunciation
Noun
Bild n (plural Bilder or Biller, diminutive Bildche)
Usage notes
German
Etymology
From Middle High German bilde, from Old High German bilidi, biladi, from Proto-Germanic *biliþją or *bilaþją. Further origin uncertain. Cognate with Dutch beeld, Old English biliþe.
Pronunciation
Noun
Bild n (genitive Bildes or Bilds, plural Bilder, diminutive Bildchen n)
- image; picture; painting; photo (optical representation of something)
- image (idea or mental concept of something)
- (computing) image
Declension
Derived terms
Related terms
- Abbild
- Außenbild
- Ausweisbild
- Bildabfolge
- Bildabzug
- Bildaufklärung
- Bildaufnahme
- Bildband
- Bildbearbeitung
- Bildbelichtung
- Bildbeschreibung
- Bilderabzug
- Bilderalbum
- Bilderbuch
- Bildercollage
- Bilderfolge
- Bildergalerie
- Bilderrahmen
- Bilderreihe
- Bildersammlung
- Bilderserie
- Bildersturm
- Bilderverbot
- Bilderversand
- Bilderwand
- bildschön
- Bildstelle
- Bildveränderung
- Bildvergrößerung
- Bildverkleinerung
- Bildzerstörung
- Deckenbild
- Doppelbild
- Einzelbild
- Farbbild
- Feindbild
- Gesamtbild
- Jugendbild
- Klangbild
- Klebebild
- Kunstbild
- Landschaftsbild
- Lebensbild
- Lichtbild
- Menschenbild
- Minibild
- Ölbild
- Panoramabild
- Passbild
- Pflanzenbild
- Profilbild
- Rätselbild
- Riesenbild
- Sammelbild
- Schwarzweißbild
- Sittenbild
- Standbild
- Tierbild
- Vogelbild
- Wackelbild
- Wandbild
- Wimmelbild
- Zerrbild
Descendants
- →? Estonian: pilt
Further reading
- “Bild” in Duden online
Luxembourgish
Etymology
From Middle High German bilde, from Old High German bilidi, biladi, from Proto-Germanic *biliþją or *bilaþją. Further origin uncertain. Cognate with Dutch beeld, Old English biliþe.
Pronunciation
Noun
Bild n (plural Biller)
Derived terms
Pennsylvania German
Etymology
From Middle High German bilde, from Old High German bilidi, biladi, from Proto-Germanic *biliþją or *bilaþją.
Noun
Bild n (plural Bilder)
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