heerschare
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ɦeːrsxaːrə/
noun
Definitions
- host, army
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch heerschare compound from Dutch, Flemish heer (lord, gentleman, master, army, title for a priest) + Dutch, Flemish schare (mass, throng, share in property).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
schare
Gloss
mass, throng, share in property
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Heerenveen Dutch, Flemish
- ambachtsheer Dutch, Flemish
- baanderheer Dutch, Flemish
- banjerheer Dutch, Flemish
- bannerheer Dutch, Flemish
- beschermheer Dutch, Flemish
- bouwheer Dutch, Flemish
- burchtheer Dutch, Flemish
- gastheer Dutch, Flemish
- geneesheer Dutch, Flemish
- heer Dutch, Flemish
- heerkracht Dutch, Flemish
- heerlijk Dutch, Flemish
- heeroom Dutch, Flemish
- heerschaar Dutch, Flemish
- heerschappij Dutch, Flemish
- herenboer Dutch, Flemish
- herenboerderij Dutch, Flemish
- herenhoeve Dutch, Flemish
- herenhuis Dutch, Flemish
- herenkapper Dutch, Flemish
- herenkleding Dutch, Flemish
- herenliefde Dutch, Flemish
- jonkheer Dutch, Flemish
- krijgsheer Dutch, Flemish
- leenheer Dutch, Flemish
- meneer Dutch, Flemish
- mijnheer Dutch, Flemish
- raadsheer Dutch, Flemish
- schare Dutch, Flemish
- veldheer Dutch, Flemish
- wereldheer Dutch, Flemish
- deler Indonesian
- heerschare Middle Dutch
- hêre Middle Dutch
- schare Middle Dutch
- skare Afrikaans
- heer
- schare
- meneer
- heeroom
- heerlijk
- gastheer
- bouwheer
- mijnheer
- jonkheer
- leenheer
- veldheer
- herenboer
- raadsheer
- herenhuis
- wereldheer
- geneesheer
- bannerheer
- herenhoeve
- heerschaar
- krijgsheer
- banjerheer
- burchtheer
- heerkracht
- Heerenveen
- herenliefde
- baanderheer
- herenkapper
- beschermheer
- herenkleding
- heerschappij
- ambachtsheer
- herenboerderij