Maat
German (Berlin)
/ˈmaːt/
noun
Definitions
- (nautical) mate naval non-commissioned officer
- (nautical) a naval rank, “OR5” on the and insignia of NATO rank scale
Etymology
Derived from Middle Low German māt derived from Old Saxon gimato derived from Proto-Germanic *gamatjô.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*gamatjô
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Claymate English
- age-mate English
- agemate English
- apartmentmate English
- bandmate English
- batchmate English
- bedmate English
- boatmate English
- bondmate English
- bookmate English
- boothmate English
- bunkmate English
- cabinmate English
- cagemate English
- campmate English
- carmate English
- cavemate English
- cellmate English
- chambermate English
- chatmate English
- choirmate English
- churchmate English
- clanmate English
- classmate English
- clonemate English
- clutchmate English
- collegemate English
- copemate English
- copesmate English
- couchmate English
- councilmate English
- countrymate English
- coursemate English
- crashmate English
- crewmate English
- crèchemate English
- cubemate English
- demate English
- deskmate English
- dormmate English
- draftmate English
- dreammate English
- farm-mate English
- flatmate English
- fleetmate English
- flockmate English
- floormate English
- fuckmate English
- gangmate English
- gaolmate English
- groupmate English
- guildmate English
- hallmate English
- headmate English
- heartmate English
- housemate English
- inmate English
- intermate English
- jailmate English
- jobmate English
- kennelmate English
- labelmate English
- labmate English
- lifemate English
- linemate English
- littermate English
- loftmate English
- lovemate English
- lunchmate English
- mate English
- mateable English
- matehood English
- mateless English
- mateship English
- matess English
- matey English
- messmate English
- mismate English
- nestmate English
- nonmate English
- outmate English
- packmate English
- pewmate English
- plane-mate English
- platoonmate English
- playmate English
- raftmate English
- reflexmate English
- remate English
- roommate English
- roostmate English
- ropemate English
- rowmate English
- schoolmate English
- scoutmate English
- seatmate English
- selfmate English
- sheltermate English
- shiftmate English
- shipmate English
- shopmate English
- skainsmate English
- soulmate English
- squadmate English
- squadronmate English
- stablemate English
- stalemate English
- statemate English
- steersmate English
- studiomate English
- suitemate English
- tablemate English
- tankmate English
- teammate English
- tentmate English
- tourmate English
- townmate English
- train-mate English
- tribemate English
- tripmate English
- troopmate English
- undermate English
- wardmate English
- warmate English
- watchmate English
- wingmate English
- wombmate English
- workmate English
- worldmate English
- yokemate English
- celmaat Dutch, Flemish
- inhoudsmaat Dutch, Flemish
- koksmaat Dutch, Flemish
- ledemaat Dutch, Flemish
- lengtemaat Dutch, Flemish
- maat Dutch, Flemish
- maatbeker Dutch, Flemish
- maatcilinder Dutch, Flemish
- maatje Dutch, Flemish
- maatlepel Dutch, Flemish
- maatpak Dutch, Flemish
- maatregel Dutch, Flemish
- maatschap Dutch, Flemish
- maatstaf Dutch, Flemish
- maatstreep Dutch, Flemish
- maatwoord Dutch, Flemish
- mateloos Dutch, Flemish
- matennaaier Dutch, Flemish
- matig Dutch, Flemish
- middelmatig Dutch, Flemish
- regelmaat Dutch, Flemish
- rolmaat Dutch, Flemish
- schoenmaat Dutch, Flemish
- schuifmaat Dutch, Flemish
- strafmaat Dutch, Flemish
- teammaat Dutch, Flemish
- vlaktemaat Dutch, Flemish
- *meh₂d- Proto-Indo-European
- *gamatjô Proto-Germanic
- mate Middle English
- mêt Welsh
- mate Middle Dutch
- maat Afrikaans
- mate Middle Low German
- māt Middle Low German
- gimato Old Saxon
- miita Pitjantjatjara