landhlaford
Old English
noun
Definitions
- landlord, lord of a manor
Etymology
Compound from Old English land (land, country) + Old English hlāford (lord).
Origin
Old English
hlāford
Gloss
lord
Concept
Semantic Field
Social and political relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- landboc English
- *landą Proto-Germanic
- Bretland Old English
- Brytland Old English
- Centland Old English
- Cwenland Old English
- Francland Old English
- Grecland Old English
- Scotland Old English
- Seaxland Old English
- Wihtland Old English
- Wisleland Old English
- behatland Old English
- ciricland Old English
- eþelland Old English
- folcland Old English
- fæderland Old English
- gehatland Old English
- gelanda Old English
- hlaforddom Old English
- hlafordleas Old English
- hlafordlic Old English
- hlāford Old English
- iegland Old English
- land Old English
- lande Old English
- landfeoh Old English
- landfolc Old English
- landfruma Old English
- landleas Old English
- landleod Old English
- landmearc Old English
- landrest Old English
- landriht Old English
- landscipe Old English
- lendan Old English
- sciphlaford Old English
- unfriþland Old English
- utanlandes Old English
- wuduland Old English
- land Middle English
- lande Middle English
- lond Middle English
- londe Middle English
- lord Middle English
- lávarður Icelandic
- *land gmw-pro
- land
- lande
- lendan
- hlāford
- gelanda
- iegland
- Centland
- folcland
- landrest
- landfolc
- landriht
- landfeoh
- Wihtland
- landleas
- wuduland
- Bretland
- landleod
- Grecland
- Seaxland
- eþelland
- Brytland
- Cwenland
- Scotland
- Francland
- ciricland
- fæderland
- behatland
- Wisleland
- landmearc
- gehatland
- landfruma
- landscipe
- hlaforddom
- unfriþland
- utanlandes
- hlafordlic
- hlafordleas
- sciphlaford