enslave
English
/ɪnˈsleɪv/
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) To make subservient; to strip one of freedom; enthrall.
Etymology
Prefix from English slave (traffic in slaves, enslave).
Origin
English
slave
Gloss
traffic in slaves, enslave
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antislave English
- beslave English
- bondslave English
- disenslave English
- enslavable English
- enslaveable English
- enslavement English
- enslaven English
- enslaver English
- enslavest English
- enslaveth English
- ex-slave English
- footslave English
- fuckslave English
- houseslave English
- inslave English
- jackslave English
- nonslave English
- proslaver English
- pseudoslave English
- reenslave 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
- Sklave German
- esclave French
- sclave Old French
- slave
- slavey
- slavery
- slavish
- slaveth
- beslave
- inslave
- slavest
- nonslave
- enslaven
- slavefic
- slavened
- slavedom
- enslaver
- slaveboy
- ex-slave
- slavelike
- enslaveth
- antislave
- proslaver
- enslavest
- reenslave
- slavegirl
- jackslave
- bondslave
- slaveless
- semislave
- footslave
- fuckslave
- slavocrat
- slaveborn
- disenslave
- slaveowner
- slavocracy
- slavemaker
- houseslave
- enslavable
- slavemaking
- slavemaster
- slavedealer
- slaveholder
- enslaveable
- enslavement
- pseudoslave
- slavedealing
- slavecatcher
- slaveholding
- slavecatching