nederlaag
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈneːdərˌlaːx/
noun
Definitions
- defeat
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch nederlaghe derived from German Niederlage derived from Middle High German niderlāge (the act of sinking to the ground) compound from Dutch, Flemish neder (down, low, nether, below) + Dutch, Flemish laag (low, layer).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
laag
Gloss
low, layer
Concept
Semantic Field
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Distribution of cognates by language
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Cognates and derived terms
- Lage German
- Niederlage German
- Wahlniederlage German
- Nederfrankisch Dutch, Flemish
- Nederland Dutch, Flemish
- Nedersaksisch Dutch, Flemish
- Nedersassisch Dutch, Flemish
- Nedersticht Dutch, Flemish
- antiaanbaklaag Dutch, Flemish
- grenslaag Dutch, Flemish
- kwartslaag Dutch, Flemish
- laag Dutch, Flemish
- laagdoorlaatfilter Dutch, Flemish
- laagdrempelig Dutch, Flemish
- laaggebergte Dutch, Flemish
- laagspanning Dutch, Flemish
- meerlagig Dutch, Flemish
- neder Dutch, Flemish
- nederdalen Dutch, Flemish
- nederig Dutch, Flemish
- omlaag Dutch, Flemish
- overwinning Dutch, Flemish
- overwinningsnederlaag Dutch, Flemish
- ozonlaag Dutch, Flemish
- verkiezing Dutch, Flemish
- verkiezingsnederlaag Dutch, Flemish
- woonlaag Dutch, Flemish
- zandlaag Dutch, Flemish
- nederlag Norwegian Bokmål
- nederlag Norwegian Nynorsk
- nederlag Danish
- lâge Middle Dutch
- nederlaghe Middle Dutch
- laag Afrikaans
- niderlāge Middle High German
- *nithar Old Dutch