rov
Danish
[ˈʁɒw]
noun
Definitions
- predation
- prey
- robbery
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle Low German rōf derived from Old Saxon *rōf derived from *raub derived from Proto-Germanic *raubaz (pillage, booty, rape, robe, spoils, garment), *raubō (rift, booty).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*raubō
Gloss
rift, booty
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Bankraub German
- Mundraub German
- Raub German
- Raubdruck German
- Raubfisch German
- Raubkopie German
- Raubmord German
- Raubmörder German
- Raubspinne German
- Raubvogel German
- Raubwürger German
- Räuber German
- roba Italian
- robe French
- ropa Spanish, Castilian
- *Hrewp- Proto-Indo-European
- *reup- Proto-Indo-European
- *rewp- Proto-Indo-European
- *raubaz Proto-Germanic
- *raubą Proto-Germanic
- *raubō Proto-Germanic
- rov Swedish
- reaf Old English
- rēaf Old English
- rauf Old Norse
- rjúfa Old Norse
- bonderøv Danish
- bøsserøv Danish
- drengerøv Danish
- fattigrøv Danish
- fedterøv Danish
- fugl Danish
- pariserrøv Danish
- rovfugl Danish
- røv Danish
- røvfuld Danish
- røvhul Danish
- røvsyg Danish
- roub Old High German
- roup Middle High German
- *𐍂𐌰𐌿𐍀𐌰 Gothic
- *raub gmw-pro
- *rōf Old Dutch
- rōf Middle Low German
- *rōf Old Saxon
- ropa Asturian
- *rouba Frankish