Diele

diele German Etymology From de gmh dille, from de goh dilla, from de gem-pro *þiljǭ. More at en thill. The sense “hallway” is from de gml dēle and its de nds-de - descendants. The form, Diele, likewise seems influenced by Low German (although it could stem from an attested Middle High German variant gmh dile). Cognate with nl deel f. Pronunciation de /ˈdiːlə/ de De-Diele.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f de usually in the plural plank (most often on a floor) de Bis uns das Licht vertreibt Tocotronic Die Unendlichkeit 2018 Du hörst mich nachts / Über Dielen gehn / Ich laufe hier wie irr herum / Und rauch die zehnte Zigarette / Innerhalb der halben Stunde / Die mir bleibt / Bis mich das Licht vertreibt de chiefly Germany hallway, hall, foyer (room) Usage notes A Diele is a hallway in a private residence, as is de Korridor. Another synonym is de Flur, but this can also mean the stairwell of an apartment house. If an apartment has a foyer and then a separate hallway branching off from it, only the foyer will be called Diele and the hallway will be called de Flur, de Gang, de Korridor. Declension f Synonyms room: de Flur, de Gang, de Korridor, de Vorzimmer Derived terms de Eisdiele Further reading de Rooms