département
French
noun
Definitions
- department
- départementdépartement
Etymology
Derived from Old French département, departir.
Origin
Old French
departir
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- depart English
- department English
- departmental English
- departmentation English
- departmentwide English
- département English
- multidepartment English
- subdepartment English
- superdepartment English
- treasury department English
- departementti Finnish
- departiō Latin
- departīre Latin
- Departement German
- Departementsrat German
- Department German
- départemental French
- départementalisation French
- départementaliser French
- interdépartemental French
- департа́мент Russian
- departamental Spanish, Castilian
- departamento Spanish, Castilian
- departement Norwegian Bokmål
- helsedepartement Norwegian Bokmål
- justisdepartement Norwegian Bokmål
- utenriksdepartement Norwegian Bokmål
- departamento Portuguese
- arbetsmarknadsdepartement Swedish
- departement Swedish
- departementschef Swedish
- departementsråd Swedish
- departementssekreterare Swedish
- finansdepartement Swedish
- försvarsdepartement Swedish
- inrikesdepartement Swedish
- integrationsdepartement Swedish
- jordbruksdepartement Swedish
- justitiedepartement Swedish
- jämställdhetsdepartement Swedish
- kulturdepartement Swedish
- miljödepartement Swedish
- näringsdepartement Swedish
- socialdepartement Swedish
- utbildningsdepartement Swedish
- utrikesdepartement Swedish
- departement Norwegian Nynorsk
- helsedepartement Norwegian Nynorsk
- justisdepartement Norwegian Nynorsk
- departement Danish
- departir Old French
- département Old French
- partir Old French
- departament Catalan, Valencian
- departamental Catalan, Valencian
- دپارتمان Persian
- департамент Kazakh
- departir Middle French
- depatman Haitian, Haitian Creole
- departemännta Pite Sami