contae
Irish (Donegal)
/kuːn̪ˈt̪eː/, /ˈkuːndeː/
noun
Definitions
- county
Etymology
Borrowed from counté derived from Latin comitātus (jurisdiction of a count, company of soldiers).
Origin
Latin
comitātus
Gloss
jurisdiction of a count, company of soldiers
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Countian English
- county English
- county borough English
- countyhood English
- countyism English
- countylike English
- countywide English
- intercounty English
- multicounty English
- noncounty English
- subcounty English
- tricounty English
- comitātus Latin
- County German
- condado Spanish, Castilian
- countee Middle English
- conté Old French
- counté Old French
- comtat Catalan, Valencian
- conmité Norman
- condado Old Portuguese
- kaunti Swahili
- comtat Occitan
- counté xno
- Kaundi Pennsylvania German