krans
Dutch (Brabantic)
/krɑns/
noun
Definitions
- wreath
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch crans derived from Middle High German kranz derived from Old High German kranz.
Origin
Old High German
kranz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- krantz English
- Adventskranz German
- Kranz German
- Kränzchen German
- Kölschkranz German
- Lorbeerkranz German
- Rautenkranz German
- Rosenkranz German
- Weihnachtskranz German
- kranzförmig German
- bloem Dutch, Flemish
- bloemenkrans Dutch, Flemish
- kerst Dutch, Flemish
- kerstkrans Dutch, Flemish
- kranslegging Dutch, Flemish
- kranssalie Dutch, Flemish
- kransslagader Dutch, Flemish
- laurier Dutch, Flemish
- laurierkrans Dutch, Flemish
- lauwer Dutch, Flemish
- lauwerkrans Dutch, Flemish
- legging Dutch, Flemish
- roos Dutch, Flemish
- rozenkrans Dutch, Flemish
- rozenkransvormig Dutch, Flemish
- salie Dutch, Flemish
- slagader Dutch, Flemish
- sonnet Dutch, Flemish
- sonnettenkrans Dutch, Flemish
- thee Dutch, Flemish
- theekrans Dutch, Flemish
- crans Middle Dutch
- rosencrans Middle Dutch
- kranz Old High German
- krans Afrikaans
- kranz Middle High German
- kranz Middle Low German