lordless
English
adj
Definitions
- Without a lord.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English lordles inherited from Old English hlāfordlēas suffix from English lord.
Origin
English
lord
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- banner lord English
- belord English
- douchelord English
- dragonlord English
- druglord English
- edgelord English
- fucklord English
- ganglord English
- landlord English
- lord English
- lorddom English
- lordest English
- lordeth English
- lordful English
- lordhood English
- lordish English
- lordkin English
- lordlessness English
- lordlike English
- lordling English
- lordly English
- lordness English
- lordolatry English
- lordship English
- memelord English
- moneylord English
- overlord English
- queerlord English
- scumlord English
- shiplord English
- shitlord English
- sperglord English
- timelord English
- unlord English
- warlord English
- lordi Finnish
- Lord German
- lord Hungarian
- lord Italian
- лорд Russian
- lord Spanish, Castilian
- hlāfordlēas Old English
- lord Middle English
- lordles Middle English
- lordo Esperanto
- lord Serbo-Croatian
- лорд Serbo-Croatian
- lord Turkish
- lordur Faroese
- ლორდი Georgian
- লাট Bengali
- lord
- belord
- unlord
- lordly
- lordish
- lordful
- lordeth
- lordest
- warlord
- lordkin
- lorddom
- lordhood
- scumlord
- shiplord
- druglord
- lordling
- landlord
- edgelord
- lordlike
- lordship
- shitlord
- overlord
- timelord
- memelord
- fucklord
- lordness
- ganglord
- sperglord
- queerlord
- moneylord
- lordolatry
- douchelord
- dragonlord
- banner lord
- lordlessness