privat
German (Berlin)
/pʀiˈvaːt/
adj
Definitions
- private
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin prīvātus (set apart from, bereaved, deprived).
Origin
Latin
prīvātus
Gloss
set apart from, bereaved, deprived
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- privatdozent English
- private English
- docēns Latin
- privatus Latin
- prīvātus Latin
- Angelegenheit German
- Besitz German
- Dozent German
- Eigentum German
- Leben German
- Messe German
- Patient German
- Person German
- Privatangelegenheit German
- Privatbesitz German
- Privatdozent German
- Privateigentum German
- Privatier German
- Privatleben German
- Privatmesse German
- Privatpatient German
- Privatpatientin German
- Privatperson German
- Privatsache German
- Privatstraße German
- Privatsträßlein German
- Privatunterricht German
- Privatwirtschaft German
- Sache German
- Straße German
- Unterricht German
- Wirtschaft German
- privi Hungarian
- privát Hungarian
- privat Norwegian Bokmål
- privado Portuguese
- privat Swedish
- prywatny Polish
- privat Norwegian Nynorsk
- privé Old French
- privat Catalan, Valencian
- privado Galician
- privat Occitan
- *priọd Proto-Brythonic
- privat Ladin
- Leben
- Messe
- Sache
- Dozent
- Besitz
- Person
- Straße
- Patient
- Eigentum
- Privatier
- Unterricht
- Wirtschaft
- Privatsache
- Privatleben
- Privatmesse
- Privatbesitz
- Privatdozent
- Privatperson
- Privatstraße
- Privatpatient
- Angelegenheit
- Privateigentum
- Privatpatientin
- Privatsträßlein
- Privatwirtschaft
- Privatunterricht
- Privatangelegenheit