keron
Indonesian
[kəˈrɔn]
noun
Definitions
- (colloquial) crown.
Etymology
Borrowed from Dutch, Flemish kroon (crown) derived from Middle Dutch crône derived from Old Dutch corōna derived from Latin corōna (crown, garland, wreath).
Origin
Latin
corōna
Gloss
crown, garland, wreath
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- corona English
- coronavirus English
- korona Finnish
- coronalis Latin
- coronamentum Latin
- coronarius Latin
- corono Latin
- corōna Latin
- corūna Latin
- corona Italian
- Noorderkroon Dutch, Flemish
- Zuiderkroon Dutch, Flemish
- beugelkroon Dutch, Flemish
- corona Dutch, Flemish
- doornenkroon Dutch, Flemish
- keizerskroon Dutch, Flemish
- kronen Dutch, Flemish
- kroon Dutch, Flemish
- kroonblad Dutch, Flemish
- kroondomein Dutch, Flemish
- kroongetuige Dutch, Flemish
- kroonjuweel Dutch, Flemish
- kroonkraan Dutch, Flemish
- kroonlijst Dutch, Flemish
- kroonluchter Dutch, Flemish
- kroonprins Dutch, Flemish
- kroonprinses Dutch, Flemish
- kroonveldheer Dutch, Flemish
- lichtkroon Dutch, Flemish
- sneeuwkroon Dutch, Flemish
- κορώνη Ancient Greek
- σαῦρος Ancient Greek
- krona Swedish
- korona Polish
- corona Old English
- gecoronian Old English
- coróin Irish
- krúna Old Norse
- krone Danish
- corone Old French
- coroană Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- coronavirus Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- cunună Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- kerun Indonesian
- crone Middle Dutch
- crône Middle Dutch
- corōna Old High German
- corann Old Irish
- kroon Afrikaans
- króna Faroese
- корона Bulgarian
- kurorë Albanian
- *corūna Old Dutch
- corōna Old Dutch
- corõa Old Portuguese
- krōne Middle Low German
- curunã Aromanian
- cãrunã Aromanian
- krona Slovene
- corone Friulian
- corona Old Occitan
- corona Old Spanish
- coroune xno
- krone Norwegian
- krône West Flemish