embede
Danish
/ɛmbeːðə/
noun
Definitions
- office position in the state or in the public administration
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse embætti inherited from Proto-Germanic *ambahtiją (service, office, ministry) derived from Gaulish ambaxtos (vassal, dependant, one who is sent around, high-ranking servant).
Origin
Gaulish
ambaxtos
Gloss
vassal, dependant, one who is sent around, high-ranking servant
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ambactia Latin
- ambactus Latin
- ambascia Latin
- Amt German
- Amtmann German
- Amtsanmaßung German
- Amtsantritt German
- Amtsdeutsch German
- Amtseid German
- Amtsenthebungsverfahren German
- Amtsgericht German
- Amtsinhaber German
- Amtskollege German
- Amtsschimmel German
- Amtssprache German
- Amtsstube German
- Amtsträger German
- Amtsverzicht German
- Arbeitsamt German
- Bundesamt German
- Bundeskanzleramt German
- Ehrenamt German
- Finanzamt German
- Heeresamt German
- Jugendamt German
- Kanzleramt German
- Kriminalamt German
- Lehramt German
- Ordnungsamt German
- Patentamt German
- Standesamt German
- Zollamt German
- amtieren German
- amtlich German
- amtsmüde German
- beamten German
- Ämterhäufung German
- ambacht Dutch, Flemish
- ambachtelijk Dutch, Flemish
- ambachtsheer Dutch, Flemish
- ambachtsman Dutch, Flemish
- ambachtsvrouw Dutch, Flemish
- ambachtsvrouwe Dutch, Flemish
- ябеда Russian
- *h₂ent- Proto-Indo-European
- embete Norwegian Bokmål
- *ambahtaz Proto-Germanic
- *ambahtiją Proto-Germanic
- rektorsämbete Swedish
- riksantikvarieämbete Swedish
- ämbete Swedish
- embete Norwegian Nynorsk
- ambeht Old English
- embætti Old Norse
- embættismaðr Old Norse
- embedsmand Danish
- mand Danish
- embætti Icelandic
- ambah Indonesian
- ambacht Middle Dutch
- ambaht Old High German
- ambahte Middle High German
- 𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌱𐌰𐌷𐍄𐌹 Gothic
- *ambaxtos Proto-Celtic
- ambt Middle Low German
- ambaht Old Saxon
- ambaissada Old Occitan
- ambaxtos Gaulish