folk
Danish
/fɔlk/, [ˈfɔwɡ̊]
noun
Definitions
- people
- men
- crew
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse fólk inherited from Proto-Germanic *fulką (people, multitude, host of warriors, people collectively, folk, crowd, nation, tribe, race, army).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*fulką
Gloss
people, multitude, host of warriors, people collectively, folk, crowd, nation, tribe, race, army
Concept
Semantic Field
Kinship
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
民
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- adfolk English
- alms-folk English
- almsfolk English
- anti-folk English
- businessfolk English
- chairfolk English
- cisfolk English
- commonfolk English
- congressfolk English
- countryfolk English
- electrofolk English
- fieldfolk English
- finfolk English
- fisherfolk English
- folk English
- folk song English
- folkcraft English
- folker English
- folkfree English
- folkgame English
- folkie English
- folkish English
- folkland English
- folklife English
- folklike English
- folklore English
- folkly English
- folkmoot English
- folknik English
- folkred English
- folkright English
- folksinger English
- folksinging English
- folkster English
- folkstyle English
- folktale English
- folkway English
- folkweave English
- folky English
- gayfolk English
- gentlefolk English
- grandfolk English
- hillfolk English
- kinfolk English
- kinsfolk English
- kithfolk English
- ladyfolk English
- lizardfolk English
- menfolk English
- merfolk English
- neofolk English
- nonfolk English
- pseudofolk English
- ratfolk English
- seafolk English
- showfolk English
- skinfolk English
- smallfolk English
- snowfolk English
- straightfolk English
- streetfolk English
- townfolk English
- townsfolk English
- tradesfolk English
- transfolk English
- turbo-folk English
- womenfolk English
- workfolk English
- yachtsfolk English
- youngfolk English
- Fulcaredi Latin
- fullo, fullare Latin
- Fußvolk German
- Herrenvolk German
- Kulturvolk German
- Mischvolk German
- Tätervolk German
- Umvolkung German
- Volk German
- Volksabstimmung German
- Volksarmee German
- Volksaufstand German
- Volksbewegung German
- Volksbezeichnung German
- Volksdeutscher German
- Volksempfänger German
- Volksetymologie German
- Volksfeind German
- Volksfest German
- Volksgemeinschaft German
- Volksgenosse German
- Volksgericht German
- Volksgruppe German
- Volksherrschaft German
- Volkskammer German
- Volkskrankheit German
- Volkskunde German
- Volkslehre German
- Volkslied German
- Volksmarine German
- Volksmund German
- Volksmusik German
- Volkspolizei German
- Volksschule German
- Volkssport German
- Volkssprache German
- Volkstod German
- Volkstracht German
- Volkstrauertag German
- Volksverhetzung German
- Volksverräter German
- Volkswagen German
- Volksweisheit German
- Volkszugehörigkeit German
- Volkszählung German
- Völkerkunde German
- Völkerpsychologie German
- Völkerverständigung German
- Völkerwanderung German
- volksdeutsch German
- volkseigen German
- volksmäßig German
- völkisch German
- folk Spanish, Castilian
- *pl̥h₁-gós Proto-Indo-European
- folk Norwegian Bokmål
- folk Portuguese
- *fulką Proto-Germanic
- folk Swedish
- folk Norwegian Nynorsk
- folc Old English
- folk Middle English
- folk Old Norse
- fólk Old Norse
- Folketinget Danish
- Godtfolk Danish
- affolke Danish
- affolkning Danish
- afstemning Danish
- eventyr Danish
- folkeafstemning Danish
- folkeeventyr Danish
- folkemord Danish
- folkeret Danish
- folkeretlig Danish
- folkeretsekspert Danish
- folkeretsforsker Danish
- folkeretsstridig Danish
- folketingsmedlem Danish
- godt Danish
- mord Danish
- musik Danish
- musikfolk Danish
- ret Danish
- ting Danish
- *pъlkъ Proto-Slavic
- folc Old High German
- folk Old High German
- volc Middle High German
- *folk gmw-pro
- folc Old Dutch
- folk Old Saxon
- *fulc Frankish
- пълъкъ Old East Slavic
- folk Old Frisian
- fólk Scanian