christen
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈkrɪs.tən/, /ˈxrɪs.tən/
noun
Definitions
- Christian
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch cristen derived from Latin Christiānus (Christian) derived from Ancient Greek Χρῑστιᾱνός.
Origin
Ancient Greek
Χρῑστιᾱνός
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Christianitas, Christiānitātem, Christiānitās Latin
- Christianus Latin
- Christiānitās Latin
- Christiānus Latin
- cristiano Italian
- Christiaan Dutch, Flemish
- christendemocraat Dutch, Flemish
- christendemocratie Dutch, Flemish
- christendemocratisch Dutch, Flemish
- christendom Dutch, Flemish
- christendommelijk Dutch, Flemish
- christenheid Dutch, Flemish
- christin Dutch, Flemish
- democraat Dutch, Flemish
- democratie Dutch, Flemish
- democratisch Dutch, Flemish
- jodenchristen Dutch, Flemish
- jodenchristendom Dutch, Flemish
- jood Dutch, Flemish
- naam Dutch, Flemish
- naamchristen Dutch, Flemish
- cristiano Spanish, Castilian
- Χριστιανός Ancient Greek
- Χριστός Ancient Greek
- Χρῑστιᾱνός Ancient Greek
- cristen Old English
- crīsten Old English
- chrestien Old French
- cristià Catalan, Valencian
- Kristján Icelandic
- cristián Galician
- creștin Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- Kristen Indonesian
- Cristion Welsh
- cristen Middle Dutch
- cristenheit Middle Dutch
- kerstijndom Middle Dutch
- kristāni Old High German
- Christen Afrikaans
- Chrêtchien Norman
- carstgang Romansh
- carstgaun Romansh
- carstgàn Romansh
- cristianu Asturian
- cristian Friulian
- crestian Old Occitan
- cristianu Sicilian
- crestiano Neapolitan