officier
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ɔ.fiˈsir/
noun
Definitions
- officer
- (Surinam) plantation overseer
- (obsolete) official
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch officier (official) derived from Old French officier derived from Latin officiārius (officer) borrowed from English overseer.
Origin
English
overseer
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- oversee English
- overseer English
- overseeress English
- overseership English
- officiārius Latin
- officiō Latin
- Offizier German
- leger Dutch, Flemish
- legerofficier Dutch, Flemish
- pers Dutch, Flemish
- persofficier Dutch, Flemish
- staf Dutch, Flemish
- stafofficier Dutch, Flemish
- veld Dutch, Flemish
- veldofficier Dutch, Flemish
- oficer Polish
- officen Middle English
- officer Old French
- officier Old French
- opsir Indonesian
- officier Middle Dutch
- offisier Afrikaans
- officer xno