Schramme

Meaning

graze; scratch

Concepts

scratch

abrasion

scar

graze

erasure

scrape

cicatrice

marring caused by rubbing

Synonyms

Kratzer

Hautabschürfung

Kratzspur

Abrasion

Ritze

Striemen

-n

Krätze

Narbe

Riefe

Translations

graffio

🪝

rayure

schram

rasguño

arañazo

éraflure

yara izi

çizik

égratignure

écorchure

cicatrice

ندبة

ουλή

lesione

cicatrice

Etymology

Inherited from Middle High German: schramme

Cognate with Middle Dutch: scramme

Cognate with Dutch: schram

Cognate with Old Norse: skrāma

Cognate with Swedish: skråma

Cognate with Middle Irish: screm

Cognate with Welsh: cramen

Cognate with Russian: крома́

Cognate with Latvian: kri̇̀mst

Cognate with Lithuanian: krim̃sti

In summary

From Middle High German schramme, schramm, cognate to Middle Dutch scramme, Dutch schram (“scratch”), Old Norse skrāma (“wound”), Swedish skråma (“scratch”). Possibly related to Middle Irish screm, Welsh cramen (“crust”), Russian крома́ (kromá, “crust”), Latvian kri̇̀mst, Lithuanian krim̃sti (“to gnaw”).