biskup
Old Norse
noun
Definitions
- a bishop
- the Jewish high priest
Etymology
Borrowed from Old English biscop (bishop) derived from Latin episcopos derived from Ancient Greek ἐπίσκοπος (overseer, supervisor, watching over, watchman, observer) root from Proto-Indo-European *speḱ- (look, see).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*speḱ-
Gloss
look, see
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
見
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- archbishop English
- auspice English
- bishop English
- conspectus English
- conspicuous English
- despicable English
- especially English
- inspect English
- perspicacious English
- perspicuous English
- respite English
- species English
- specimen English
- suspicious English
- (e)biscopus, biscopus Latin
- aspectus Latin
- auspex Latin
- auspicium Latin
- biscopus Latin
- circumspecto Latin
- circumspectō Latin
- conspectus Latin
- conspicuus Latin
- cōnspicuus Latin
- dēspicere Latin
- episcopalis Latin
- episcopatus Latin
- episcopos Latin
- episcopus Latin
- episcopālis Latin
- expectāre Latin
- perspicax Latin
- perspicio Latin
- perspicācitās Latin
- prospectus Latin
- respectus Latin
- retrōspectum Latin
- specialis Latin
- species Latin
- speciēs Latin
- speciōsus Latin
- spectaculum Latin
- spectator Latin
- spectrum Latin
- spectāculum Latin
- speculum Latin
- speculātus Latin
- specus Latin
- suspectus Latin
- suspiciō, suspicio, suspiciōnem Latin
- püspök Hungarian
- episcopo Italian
- speciale Italian
- specialmente Italian
- spione Italian
- vescovo Italian
- епи́скоп Russian
- епископ Russian
- σκεπτικός Ancient Greek
- σκοπέω Ancient Greek
- σκοπός Ancient Greek
- ἐπίσκοπος Ancient Greek
- *dʰeh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- *skep-ye- Proto-Indo-European
- *speḱ- Proto-Indo-European
- *spéḱyeti Proto-Indo-European
- *spₔḱ-tós Proto-Indo-European
- *sḱop Proto-Indo-European
- biskop Norwegian Bokmål
- epíscopo Portuguese
- *spahō Proto-Germanic
- *spahōną Proto-Germanic
- *spehōną Proto-Germanic
- biskop Swedish
- biskop Norwegian Nynorsk
- erkebiskop Norwegian Nynorsk
- fyrstbiskop Norwegian Nynorsk
- arcebiscop Old English
- biscop Old English
- biscopdom Old English
- biscophad Old English
- biscoprice Old English
- biscopwyrt Old English
- bisċop Old English
- ærcebiscop Old English
- पश्यति Sanskrit
- bischop Middle English
- Giolla Easpaig Irish
- biskupligr Old Norse
- biskupsdómr Old Norse
- biskupsdóttir Old Norse
- biskupskosning Old Norse
- biskupskør Old Norse
- dóttir Old Norse
- erkibiskup Old Norse
- erkibiskupligr Old Norse
- kosning Old Norse
- kør Old Norse
- biskop Danish
- ærkebiskop Danish
- أُسْقُف Arabic
- evesque Old French
- episkopo Esperanto
- episkop Serbo-Croatian
- епископ Serbo-Croatian
- bisbe Catalan, Valencian
- biskup Icelandic
- biskupspeð Icelandic
- drottningarbiskup Icelandic
- erkibiskup Icelandic
- kóngsbiskup Icelandic
- arhiepiscop Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- επίσκοπος Greek (modern)
- bespien Middle Dutch
- bisscoplijc Middle Dutch
- biscof Old High German
- եպիսկոպոս Old Armenian
- սպաս Old Armenian
- episkopo Ido
- epscop Old Irish
- biskupur Faroese
- епископ Bulgarian
- bischof Middle High German
- Bëschof Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- peshkop Albanian
- upeshk Albanian
- בישאָף Yiddish
- biskop Old Dutch
- bispo Old Portuguese
- ეპისკოპოსი Georgian
- daler Middle Low German
- spegel Middle Low German
- епископ Macedonian
- *spáćati Proto-Indo-Iranian
- biskup Slovak
- biskoper Old Swedish
- bisp Old Swedish
- епіскап Belarusian
- бискоупъ Church Slavic, Church Slavonic, Old Church Slavonic, Old Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
- vescul Friulian
- vyskupas Lithuanian
- ⲉⲡⲓⲥⲕⲟⲡⲟⲥ Coptic
- biscop Old Frisian
- *uskōpā Middle Persian
- eskob Breton
- אפיסקופא Aramaic
- pascu Dalmatian
- biskoppi Kalaallisut, Greenlandic
- piscopo Neapolitan
- escop Old Welsh
- superintendens la-ecc