Schablone

German

Etymology

Borrowing from 18th century Dutch schabbelun, from earlier Middle Low German schampeliōn, schaplūn (“pattern, shape, model”), ultimately from Old French eschandillon (“standard”) (see French échantillon). Cognate with Dutch sjabloon.

Pronunciation

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Noun

Schablone f (genitive Schablone, plural Schablonen)

1. template, pattern (a generic model from which other objects are based or derived)

Declension

Declension of Schablone [feminine]

	singular			plural
	indef.	def.	noun	def.	noun
nominative	eine	die	Schablone	die	Schablonen
genitive	einer	der	Schablone	der	Schablonen
dative	einer	der	Schablone	den	Schablonen
accusative	eine	die	Schablone	die	Schablonen

Derived terms

• schablonenhaft
• Sprachschablone

Descendants

• → Bulgarian: шаблон (šablon)
• → Danish: skabelon c
• → Esperanto: ŝablono
  • → Ido: shablono
• → Hebrew: שבלונה
• → Hungarian: sablon
• → Kashubian: szablóna
• → Polish: szablon
• → Russian: шаблон (šablon)
  • → Belarusian: шаблон (šablón)
  • → Georgian: შაბლონი (šabloni)
  • → Ossetian: шаблон (šablon)
  • → Yakut: шаблон (shablon)
  • → Ukrainian: шаблон (šablon)
• → Serbo-Croatian: šablona
• → Swedish: schablon
  • → Finnish: sabloni, sapluuna
• → Turkish: şablon
• → Lithuanian: šablonas
• → Romanian: șablon
• → Norwegian: sjablong

Further reading

• “Schablone” in Duden online
• “Schablone” in Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache