German Pfanne

← German Patina (doublet)

← Proto-Germanic *pannǭ (inherited)

← Middle High German pfanne (inherited)

← Proto-West Germanic *pannā (inherited)

← Old High German phanna (inherited)

← Latin patina (derived)

→ English pan (cognate)

→ Cimbrian fanna (cognate)

→ Cimbrian fånn (cognate)

→ Czech pánev (borrowed)

→ German Pfannkuchen (compound)

→ German Bratpfanne (compound)

→ German Pfannenwender (compound)

→ German Pfannenstiel (affix)

→ German Dachpfanne (affix)

→ Central Franconian Pann (cognate)

→ Old High German phanna (cognate)

→ Alemannic German Pfane (cognate)

→ Hungarian fánk (mention)

→ Luxembourgish Pan (cognate)

→ Latvian panna (cognate)

→ Mòcheno pfònn (cognate)

→ Pennsylvania German Pann (cognate)

→ Polish brytfanna (borrowed)