plads
Danish
[ˈpʰl̥as]
noun
Definitions
- place
- seat
- position
- berth
- room
- space
- job
Etymology
Derived from Middle Low German plātze derived from Old French place (place, an open space) derived from Latin platēa (courtyard, broad street) derived from Ancient Greek πλατεῖα (street, level, wide, flat).
Origin
Ancient Greek
πλατεῖα
Gloss
street, level, wide, flat
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
広
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *plattea Latin
- platea Latin
- platēa Latin
- piac Hungarian
- platea Italian
- place French
- platea Spanish, Castilian
- πλατεῖα Ancient Greek
- *plat- Proto-Indo-European
- *pleh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- plass Norwegian Bokmål
- plateia Portuguese
- begravningsplats Swedish
- betesplats Swedish
- flygplats Swedish
- hållplats Swedish
- idrottsplats Swedish
- lekplats Swedish
- mötesplats Swedish
- plats Swedish
- platshållare Swedish
- prioriterad sittplats Swedish
- skådeplats Swedish
- plass Norwegian Nynorsk
- plæse Old English
- plaz Old Norse
- begravelse Danish
- begravelsesplads Danish
- deponering Danish
- deponeringsplads Danish
- grav Danish
- gravplads Danish
- lege Danish
- legeplads Danish
- losse Danish
- losseplads Danish
- بَلاطة Arabic
- place Old French
- pláss Icelandic
- πλατεία Greek (modern)
- plaetse Middle Dutch
- plāetse Middle Dutch
- pláss Faroese
- plaz Middle High German
- praça Old Portuguese
- platse Middle Low German
- plātze Middle Low German
- platz Old Swedish
- plaz Romansh
- plaza Romansh
- plazza Romansh
- פְּלַטְיָא Aramaic
- ܦܠܛܝܐ Classical Syriac
- piassa Istriot