duc
Old French
noun
Definitions
- duke nobleman
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin dux, ducem.
Origin
Latin
dux, ducem
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- archduke English
- beduke English
- duke English
- dukedom English
- dukeling English
- dukery English
- dukeship English
- dux English
- megaduke English
- unduke English
- archidux Latin
- condux Latin
- ducalis Latin
- ducātus Latin
- dux Latin
- dux, ducem Latin
- dux, ducis Latin
- Duce Italian
- duca Italian
- ducato Italian
- duce Italian
- il Duce, Duce Italian
- duc French
- archiduque Spanish, Castilian
- duque Spanish, Castilian
- dux Spanish, Castilian
- δούξ Ancient Greek
- *dewk- Proto-Indo-European
- *dewk-s Proto-Indo-European
- duque Portuguese
- duche Middle English
- duk Middle English
- duke Middle English
- dukedom Middle English
- diúc Irish
- ड्यूक Hindi
- ดยุก Thai
- ดุ๊ก Thai
- du Norman
- duc Norman
- duchêsse Norman
- duke Tagalog
- duc Middle French
- duc Old Portuguese
- duche Friulian
- ducât Friulian
- dûs Friulian
- duc Old Occitan
- Doxe Venetian
- dogado Venetian
- duché xno
- δούκα gkm
- docut Dalmatian
- duke Bikol Central
- δούξ grc-koi