koningdom
Dutch (Brabantic)
noun
Definitions
- (obsolete) kingship
- (archaic) kingdom
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch koninghdom inherited from Old Dutch *kuningduom inherited from Proto-Germanic *kuningadōmaz suffix from Dutch, Flemish koning (king).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
koning
Gloss
king
Concept
Semantic Field
Social and political relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
王
Emoji
👑 🦁
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Kingdomtide English
- United Kingdom English
- infrakingdom English
- interkingdom English
- king English
- kingdom English
- kingdomed English
- kingdomless English
- merkingdom English
- overkingdom English
- subkingdom English
- superkingdom English
- transkingdom English
- underkingdom English
- unkingdom English
- König German
- Königtum German
- Koningsdag Dutch, Flemish
- haringkoning Dutch, Flemish
- koning Dutch, Flemish
- koningin Dutch, Flemish
- koningschap Dutch, Flemish
- koningscobra Dutch, Flemish
- koningshuis Dutch, Flemish
- koningskind Dutch, Flemish
- koningsmoord Dutch, Flemish
- koningspinguïn Dutch, Flemish
- koningswater Dutch, Flemish
- koninklijk Dutch, Flemish
- koninkrijk Dutch, Flemish
- kwartelkoning Dutch, Flemish
- onderkoning Dutch, Flemish
- winterkoning Dutch, Flemish
- *kuningadōmaz Proto-Germanic
- cyningdom Old English
- cyningdōm Old English
- kingdom Middle English
- konungdómr Old Norse
- cōninc Middle Dutch
- koninghdom Middle Dutch
- koning Afrikaans
- *kuningduom Old Dutch
- kownu Sranan Tongo