heafodcirice
Old English
noun
Definitions
- principal church, cathedral
Etymology
Compound from Old English hēafod (head, top, origin, chief, leader, capital, source) + Old English ċiriċe (church).
Origin
Old English
ċiriċe
Gloss
church
Concept
Semantic Field
Religion and belief
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- κυριακόν Ancient Greek
- *haubudą Proto-Germanic
- Angelcirice Old English
- Ciricburh Old English
- ciricbelle Old English
- ciricboc Old English
- ciricbot Old English
- ciricbryce Old English
- ciricbræc Old English
- ciricdor Old English
- ciricend Old English
- ciricfriþ Old English
- ciricfultum Old English
- ciricgang Old English
- ciricgemana Old English
- ciricgeorn Old English
- ciricgeriht Old English
- ciricgriþ Old English
- cirichad Old English
- cirichalgung Old English
- cirichata Old English
- cirichyll Old English
- ciricland Old English
- ciriclic Old English
- ciricmangung Old English
- ciricmitta Old English
- ciricmærsung Old English
- ciricnytt Old English
- ciricpæþ Old English
- ciricragu Old English
- ciricran Old English
- ciricsang Old English
- ciricsangere Old English
- ciricsceatt Old English
- ciricsocn Old English
- ciricsteall Old English
- ciricstede Old English
- ciricstig Old English
- cirictid Old English
- cirictun Old English
- ciricwag Old English
- ciricwaru Old English
- ciricweard Old English
- ciricweg Old English
- ciricwica Old English
- ciricwæcce Old English
- ciricwæd Old English
- ciricæwe Old English
- ciricþegn Old English
- ciricþegnung Old English
- ciricþing Old English
- ciricþingere Old English
- heafdeht Old English
- heafodclaþ Old English
- heafodleas Old English
- heafodlic Old English
- heafodling Old English
- heafodmæg Old English
- heafodpanne Old English
- heafodstol Old English
- heafodwind Old English
- heafodwund Old English
- heafodædre Old English
- hēafod Old English
- oferheafod Old English
- ċiriċe Old English
- chirche Middle English
- hed Middle English
- heed Middle English
- heid Middle English
- kirkja Old Norse
- *kirikā gmw-pro
- κυριακόν gkm
- hēafod
- ċiriċe
- ciricwæd
- ciricpæþ
- ciricweg
- cirichad
- ciricæwe
- ciriclic
- cirictun
- cirictid
- ciricdor
- ciricbot
- ciricran
- heafdeht
- ciricwag
- ciricboc
- ciricend
- ciricgang
- ciricsang
- ciricbræc
- heafodlic
- ciricragu
- ciricgriþ
- ciricnytt
- ciricþegn
- ciricfriþ
- cirichyll
- ciricwica
- ciricland
- ciricwaru
- Ciricburh
- ciricstig
- ciricsocn
- heafodmæg
- ciricþing
- cirichata
- ciricbryce
- heafodstol
- heafodædre
- ciricgeorn
- heafodwind
- heafodling
- heafodwund
- ciricmitta
- oferheafod
- heafodclaþ
- ciricwæcce
- ciricstede
- ciricbelle
- heafodleas
- ciricweard
- ciricgeriht
- ciricfultum
- ciricsteall
- ciricgemana
- heafodpanne
- ciricsceatt
- Angelcirice
- ciricsangere
- ciricmærsung
- ciricþingere
- cirichalgung
- ciricmangung
- ciricþegnung