mancynn
Old English
noun
Definitions
- humanity, mankind
- a people; nation, race
Etymology
Inherited from *manakuni inherited from Proto-Germanic *manakunją compound from Old English mann (person, man, human being, a human, human) + Old English cynn (race, kin, kind, family, quality, rank, pedigree, etiquette, sort, propriety, sex, offspring, people, generation, gender).
Origin
Old English
cynn
Gloss
race, kin, kind, family, quality, rank, pedigree, etiquette, sort, propriety, sex, offspring, people, generation, gender
Concept
Semantic Field
Cognition
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
家, 族
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- lemman English
- mankind English
- manslaughter English
- woman English
- *kunją Proto-Germanic
- *manakunją Proto-Germanic
- *mann- Proto-Germanic
- Norþmann Old English
- ceapmann Old English
- cynn Old English
- deorcynn Old English
- dwolmann Old English
- ealdormann Old English
- fifelcynn Old English
- framcynn Old English
- frumcynn Old English
- gedwolmann Old English
- gleomann Old English
- glædmann Old English
- gumcynn Old English
- hyrmann Old English
- ielfcynn Old English
- ladmann Old English
- mann Old English
- mannbære Old English
- mannleas Old English
- mannlice Old English
- manslaga Old English
- martyrcynn Old English
- mennisc Old English
- sæmann Old English
- unmann Old English
- weorcmann Old English
- wifcynn Old English
- wifmann Old English
- wyrmcynn Old English
- wæpnedmann Old English
- æcermann Old English
- kin Middle English
- lemman Middle English
- man Middle English
- mankinde Middle English
- manne Middle English
- mon Middle English
- monne Middle English
- mæn Middle English
- kyn Old Norse
- mannkyn Old Norse
- maðr Old Norse
- mannkyn Icelandic
- *manakuni gmw-pro
- *mann gmw-pro