Kiel

kiel kieł English Etymology en de Kiel, named after Kiel Fjord of the Baltic Sea, from en non kill gulf, bay, from en gem-pro *kiljǭ, ultimately related to the verb gem-pro *kīnaną to crack, split.kille2 en kill#Etymology 2 kill creek. Proper noun en capital city s/Schleswig-Holstein c/Germany. en Nanomaterial 'aerographene' used to create extremely powerful pumps w:Phys.org https://phys.org/news/2021-11-nanomaterial-aerographene-extremely-powerful.html https://web.archive.org/web/20251114164122/https://phys.org/news/2021-11-nanomaterial-aerographene-extremely-powerful.html 14 November 2025 15 November 2021 An international research team led by materials scientists from Kiel University (CAU) has now taken a major step toward practical applications. en city co/Calumet County and co/Manitowoc County s/Wisconsin. Derived terms en Kieler Translations city in Holstein, Germany Bulgarian: bg Кил m Danish: da Kiel Finnish: fi Kiel Frisian: North Frisian: frr Kil German: de Kiel n Icelandic: is Kíl f Low German: German Low German: nds-de Kiel n Marathi: mr कील Polish: pl Kilonia f References Anagrams en eikl -like Kile Like kile liek like Dutch Etymology 1 From nl kiel. Proper noun m nl constellation Carina Etymology 2 First attested as Friesen Compagnie of Kijl in 1652. Derived from the hydronym Kielsterdiep, which derives in turn from a compound of nl kiel deeper part of a ditch draining a turf extraction area and nl diep canal. Currently part of nl Kiel-Windeweer. Pronunciation nl Kiel Proper noun nl proper noun nl former village mun/Midden-Groningen p/Groningen c/Netherlands German de:+ (Begriffsklärung) Pronunciation de /kiːl/ de De-Kiel.ogg de iːl 1 Etymology 1 de :bor keel gml:kēl, kil 1 de gml kēl, gml kil, probably borrowed from de non kjǫlr. Compare nl kiel, en keel. Noun m,(e)s keel beam at the underside of a ship Declension m,(e)s Derived terms de kielholen, de kieloben Related terms de Kielschwein, de Kielwasser, de Schiffskiel Descendants cs kýl 1 Etymology 2 de quill :inh gmh:kil From de gmh kil, which is possibly a borrowing from the north, from de gml quiele, possibly ultimately from de ine-pro *gʷelH- to pierce, stick. Compare somewhat later Lower Rhine dum kijl. See en quill for more. Noun m,(e)s quill shaft of a feather Declension m,(e)s Related terms de Federkiel often preferred in order to distinguish from etymology 1 de Gänsekiel Etymology 3 de city Kiel Fjord Named after Kiel Fjord of the Baltic Sea, from de non kill gulf, bay, ultimately related to de gem-pro *kīnaną to crack, split.kille2 Proper noun toponym de independent city s/Schleswig-Holstein c/Germany Kiel References smaller Norwegian Nynorsk Alternative forms nn Kil unofficial Etymology nn de Kiel. Pronunciation nn /kiːl/ /çiːl/ nn kil nn iːl Proper noun nn proper noun nn city s/Schleswig-Holstein c/Germany Kiel Derived terms nn Kielferja nn Kielfjorden