Tafel

See also: tafel

German

Etymology

From Middle High German tavel, tavele, from Old High German tavala, tabela, from Proto-West Germanic *tabulā.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈtaːfl̩/
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Noun

Tafel f (genitive Tafel, plural Tafeln, diminutive Täfelchen n or Täfelein n)

  1. panel, board (e.g., wooden panel)
  2. table (raised dinner table or elevated long table, e.g., one at a banquet)
    Synonyms: Abendtafel, Festtafel
  3. slab, tablet
    Synonym: Steintafel
  4. plaque
  5. blackboard, chalkboard
    Synonyms: Schultafel, Wandtafel, Kreidetafel
  6. plate, sheet (of metal)
  7. bar (e.g. of chocolate) (clipping of Schokoladentafel.)
  8. food bank
  9. sign, notice, board, bulletin board (clipping of Anschlagtafel.)

Declension

Hyponyms

  • Ahnentafel
  • Anschlagtafel (“notice board”)
  • Anzeigetafel
  • Deckentafel
  • Farbtafel (“color chart, color table”)
  • Festtafel (“banquet table”)
  • Gedenktafel (“commemorative plaque”)
  • Hinweistafel (“signboard, information board”)
  • Hochzeitstafel (“wedding table”)
  • Holztafel (“wooden plaque, wooden board, wooden panel”)
  • Inschrifttafel (“inscribed stone tablet”)
  • Instrumententafel
  • Kaffeetafel
  • Kreidetafel (“chalkboard”)
  • Mittagstafel (“table set for lunch”)
  • Nummerntafel (“license plate”) (colloquial)
  • Ortstafel
  • Reklametafel (“billboard”)
  • Schalttafel
  • Schiefertafel
  • Schokoladentafel (“chocolate bar”)
  • Schreibtafel (“whiteboard, chalkboard”)
  • Schultafel (“classroom chalkboard”)
  • Speisetafel (“restaurant chalkboard”)
  • Stecktafel (“plugboard, pegboard”)
  • Steintafel (“stone tablet”)
  • Völkertafel (“Table of Nations”) (Bible)
  • Wandtafel
  • Weißwandtafel (“whiteboard”)
  • Werbetafel (“billboard”)
  • Zeittafel (“chronology, timeline”)

Derived terms

  • tafelartig
  • tafelförmig
  • tafeln (“to feast”)
  • Getäfel (“paneling”)
  • die Tafel aufheben
  • Tafelberg, Tafeldecke, Tafelgast, Tafelrunde, Tafeltraube, Tafelwasser

Descendants

  • → Latvian: tāfele
  • → Swedish: tavla

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