konijn
Dutch (Brabantic)
/koːˈnɛi̯n/
noun
Definitions
- A rabbit, a bunny; any non-hare lagomorph of the family Leporidae.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch conijn derived from Old French connin derived from Latin cuniculus (rabbit, burrow) derived from Ancient Greek κύνικλος.
Origin
Ancient Greek
κύνικλος
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cony English
- cunicular English
- cuniculture English
- *cuniclus Latin
- cuniculus Latin
- cunīculus Latin
- la, *cuniclus Latin
- Hauskaninchen German
- Kanin German
- Kaninchen German
- Kaninchendraht German
- Kaninchendrahtzaun German
- Kaninchenjagd German
- Löwenkopfkaninchen German
- Versuchskaninchen German
- Vulkankaninchen German
- Wildkaninchen German
- hok Dutch, Flemish
- hol Dutch, Flemish
- konijnenhok Dutch, Flemish
- konijnenhol Dutch, Flemish
- konijnenvoer Dutch, Flemish
- konijntje Dutch, Flemish
- proef Dutch, Flemish
- proefkonijn Dutch, Flemish
- stress Dutch, Flemish
- stresskonijn Dutch, Flemish
- voer Dutch, Flemish
- conejero Spanish, Castilian
- conejo Spanish, Castilian
- conejo de los volcanes Spanish, Castilian
- κόνικλος Ancient Greek
- κύνικλος Ancient Greek
- kanin Norwegian Bokmål
- kanin Swedish
- kanin Norwegian Nynorsk
- coni Middle English
- kanin Danish
- conis Old French
- connil Old French
- connin Old French
- κονικλοτροφείο Greek (modern)
- koneho Cebuano
- conijn Middle Dutch
- connijn Middle Dutch
- kaninķenis Latvian
- konyn Afrikaans
- kuneho Tagalog
- Kanéngchen Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- kanīn Middle Low German
- kanīneken Middle Low German
- kanīnken Middle Low German
- conejo Old Spanish
- cuneju San Juan Guelavía Zapotec
- konejë Isthmus Mixe
- coneju Chiquihuitlán Mazatec