hadbot
Old English
noun
Definitions
- recompense, compensation, or atonement for injury done to persons in holy orders
Etymology
Compound from Old English hād (rank, office, order, choir, condition, holy office, race, state, form, person, degree, manner, family, individual, nature, character, tribe, individuality, sex) + Old English bōt (remedy, relief, atonement, help, repentance, recompense, advantage, compensation for an injury wrong, penance, offering, amends, reformation, remediation).
Origin
Old English
bōt
Gloss
remedy, relief, atonement, help, repentance, recompense, advantage, compensation for an injury wrong, penance, offering, amends, reformation, remediation
Concept
Semantic Field
Social and political relations
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
償
Emoji
🏥 💁 🚑️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bote English
- maegbot English
- *bōtō Proto-Germanic
- *haiduz Proto-Germanic
- *hǣdu Old English
- botettan Old English
- botian Old English
- botleas Old English
- botwierþe Old English
- brycgbot Old English
- burhbot Old English
- bōt Old English
- ciricbot Old English
- cirichad Old English
- cynebot Old English
- dædbot Old English
- eftbot Old English
- feohbot Old English
- fæhþbot Old English
- hloþbot Old English
- hād Old English
- hādian Old English
- synbot Old English
- boote Middle English
- bote Middle English
- hade Middle English
- hede Middle English
- hod Middle English