Sklave
German (Berlin)
/ˈsklaːvə/
noun
Definitions
- slave (male or of unspecified sex)
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German sklafe, slave derived from Latin sclavus.
Origin
Latin
sclavus
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antislave English
- beslave English
- bondslave English
- enslave English
- ex-slave English
- footslave English
- fuckslave English
- houseslave English
- inslave English
- jackslave English
- nonslave English
- proslaver English
- pseudoslave English
- semislave English
- slave English
- slaveborn English
- slaveboy English
- slavecatcher English
- slavecatching English
- slavedealer English
- slavedealing English
- slavedom English
- slavefic English
- slavegirl English
- slaveholder English
- slaveholding English
- slaveless English
- slavelike English
- slavemaker English
- slavemaking English
- slavemaster English
- slavened English
- slaveowner English
- slavery English
- slavest English
- slaveth English
- slavey English
- slavish English
- slavocracy English
- slavocrat English
- Sclavus Latin
- Sclāvus Latin
- sclavus Latin
- sclāvus Latin
- -n- German
- Sklaventreiber German
- Sklaverei German
- Sklavin German
- Treiber German
- Versklaver German
- Versklavung German
- versklaven German
- schiavo Italian
- esclave French
- esclavo Spanish, Castilian
- Σκλάβος Ancient Greek
- escravo Portuguese
- sclave Middle English
- sclábhaí Irish
- slave Danish
- slavearbejde Danish
- slaveri Danish
- slavevodka Danish
- sclave Old French
- sklaveco Esperanto
- sklavigi Esperanto
- sklavino Esperanto
- sklavo Esperanto
- esclau Catalan, Valencian
- escravo Galician
- sclav Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- șcheau Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- sklavo Ido
- slaue Manx
- sleab Manx
- sklafe, slave Middle High German
- shqa Albanian
- skllav Albanian
- sclav Aromanian
- shcljau Aromanian
- esclavu Asturian
- sclâf Friulian
- ciao Venetian
- s-ciao Venetian
- sciavo Venetian
- Σκλάβος gkm
- σκλάβος gkm