dijkgraaf
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈdɛi̯k.ɣraːf/
noun
Definitions
- (Netherlands) head of a water board
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch dijcgrave compound from Dutch, Flemish dijk (dike, id, dyke) + Dutch, Flemish graaf (count, -graph, earl, official).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
graaf
Gloss
count, -graph, earl, official
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Graf German
- Afsluitdijk Dutch, Flemish
- Koedijk Dutch, Flemish
- boezemdijk Dutch, Flemish
- burggraaf Dutch, Flemish
- dijk Dutch, Flemish
- dijkage Dutch, Flemish
- dijkbewaking Dutch, Flemish
- dijkdoorbraak Dutch, Flemish
- dijker Dutch, Flemish
- dijkgraafschap Dutch, Flemish
- dijkleger Dutch, Flemish
- dijkrecht Dutch, Flemish
- dijkschouw Dutch, Flemish
- dijkwacht Dutch, Flemish
- dijkwezen Dutch, Flemish
- graaf Dutch, Flemish
- graafschap Dutch, Flemish
- gravin Dutch, Flemish
- markgraaf Dutch, Flemish
- moerdijk Dutch, Flemish
- omdijken Dutch, Flemish
- ringdijk Dutch, Flemish
- stuifdijk Dutch, Flemish
- wierdijk Dutch, Flemish
- zeedijk Dutch, Flemish
- zomerdijk Dutch, Flemish
- dique Spanish, Castilian
- dijc Middle Dutch
- dijcgraefschap Middle Dutch
- dijcgrave Middle Dutch
- grâve Middle Dutch
- graaf Farefare