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From German ''[[wikt:Polizei#German|Polizei]]''. * ''{{term|frithbewarde#Niemish|fríthbewárde}}'' ("peacekeepers")

...er languages of central and eastern Europe. Doublet of native ''{{term|far#Niemish|fár}}'' ("colour") [[Category:Niemish terms from other Germanic languages]]

From Polish ''[[wikt:żagiel#Polish|żagiel]]'', in turn from German ''[[wikt:Segel#German|Segel]]''. ...emish words of Slavic origin]][[Category:Niemish terms from other Germanic languages]]

From Middle High German ''[[wikt:Büchse#German|buhse]]'', likely through a Slav [[Category:Niemish terms borrowed from other Germanic languages]][[Category:Nm:Balkan Sprachbund vocabulary]]

...mc|hraigrô}}Altered to ''[[wikt:Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hraigô#Proto-Germanic|*hraigô]]'' by dissimulation. * ''{{term|fugil#Niemish|fúgil}}'' ("bird")

..._Church_Slavonic|чрѣмъ]]''. The word also made its way into other Germanic languages, e.g. German ''[[wikt:Kram#German|Kram]]'', Dutch ''[[wikt:kraam#Dutch|kraa ===Derived terms===

{{nm-pgmc|þingą}}Cf. a similar semantic shift in other Balkan languages, e.g. Greek ''[[wikt:κουβέντα#Greek|κουβέντα]]'', Romanian ====Derived terms====