| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | dan: fabelagtig |
| etymology | lat: fabula |
| has derived form | dan: dyrefabel |
| has derived form | dan: fabelagtig |
| has derived form | dan: fabeldyr |
| has derived form | dan: fabelen |
| has derived form | dan: fabelens |
| has derived form | dan: fabels |
| has derived form | dan: fabelvæsen |
| has derived form | dan: fable |
| has derived form | dan: fablen |
| has derived form | dan: fablens |
| has derived form | dan: fabler |
| has derived form | dan: fablerne |
| has derived form | dan: fablernes |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /faːbəl/ |
| semantically related | dan: beretning |
| semantically related | dan: epos |
| semantically related | dan: fantasi |
| semantically related | dan: fiktion |
| semantically related | dan: folkeeventyr |
| semantically related | dan: fortælling |
| semantically related | dan: hentydning |
| semantically related | dan: historie |
| semantically related | dan: krønike |
| semantically related | dan: legende |
| semantically related | dan: lignelse |
| semantically related | dan: novelle |
| semantically related | dan: opspind |
| semantically related | dan: roman |
| semantically related | dan: saga |
| semantically related | dan: skønlitteratur |
| semantically related | dan: skildring |
| translation | eng: fable |
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