pert
Middle Dutch
noun
Definitions
- horse
Etymology
Inherited from Old Dutch *peret derived from Latin paraverēdus.
Origin
Latin
paraverēdus
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- prad English
- paraverēdus Latin
- hobbelpaard Dutch, Flemish
- jaagpaard Dutch, Flemish
- menspaard Dutch, Flemish
- nijlpaard Dutch, Flemish
- paard Dutch, Flemish
- paardebloem Dutch, Flemish
- paardenbek Dutch, Flemish
- paardenbloem Dutch, Flemish
- paardenfluisteraar Dutch, Flemish
- paardenfokker Dutch, Flemish
- paardenkracht Dutch, Flemish
- paardenlul Dutch, Flemish
- paardenmiddel Dutch, Flemish
- paardenras Dutch, Flemish
- paardenrennen Dutch, Flemish
- paardenrookvlees Dutch, Flemish
- paardenstaart Dutch, Flemish
- paardenstal Dutch, Flemish
- paardentram Dutch, Flemish
- paardenvijg Dutch, Flemish
- paardmens Dutch, Flemish
- paardrijder Dutch, Flemish
- paradepaard Dutch, Flemish
- renpaard Dutch, Flemish
- rijpaard Dutch, Flemish
- rivierpaard Dutch, Flemish
- stoompaard Dutch, Flemish
- trekpaard Dutch, Flemish
- veulenpaard Dutch, Flemish
- werkpaard Dutch, Flemish
- zeepaard Dutch, Flemish
- παρά Ancient Greek
- palefroi Old French
- palefroid Old French
- *perit Old High German
- pfarifrit Old High German
- pherit Old High German
- perd Afrikaans
- *pered Old Dutch
- *peret Old Dutch
- peird West Flemish