mage
Danish
[ˈmæːjə]
noun
Definitions
- fellow one of a pair, or of two things used together
- mate
- husband, wife, spouse
- match
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse maki (an equal) inherited from Proto-Germanic *makô.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*makô
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aftermatch English
- bookmatch English
- cockmatch English
- crossmatch English
- deathmatch English
- looksmatch English
- match English
- match race English
- match racing English
- matchability English
- matchable English
- matchboard English
- matchbook English
- matchbox English
- matchbreaker English
- matcher English
- matchest English
- matcheth English
- matchflare English
- matchgate English
- matchgirl English
- matchhead English
- matchless English
- matchlight English
- matchlike English
- matchlit English
- matchlock English
- matchmake English
- matchmaker English
- matchmaking English
- matchmark English
- matchpot English
- matchstick English
- matchup English
- matchweek English
- matchwinner English
- matchwinning English
- matchwood English
- matchy English
- midmatch English
- mismatch English
- nonmatch English
- outmatch English
- overmatch English
- post-match English
- postmatch English
- prematch English
- rematch English
- submatch English
- undermatch English
- unmatch English
- matsi Finnish
- meccs Hungarian
- match Italian
- match French
- матч Russian
- make Norwegian Bokmål
- *makô Proto-Germanic
- matcha Swedish
- mecz Polish
- make Norwegian Nynorsk
- matche Middle English
- maki Old Norse
- mageløs Danish
- matx Catalan, Valencian
- maki Icelandic
- मैच Hindi
- meci Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ματς Greek (modern)
- maç Turkish
- мач Bulgarian
- matç Azerbaijani
- 麻吉 Chinese
- mechi Swahili
- maka Old Swedish
- maki Old Swedish
- maka Westrobothnian
- matç Crimean Tatar