maor
Gaelic (Scots)
noun
Definitions
- officer not military - see Usage notes
- bailiff
- factor person
- foreman
- baron
- gravedigger
Etymology
Inherited from Old Irish maer (steward) derived from Latin māior (principal, main, greater, elder, bigger, larger).
Origin
Latin
māior
Gloss
principal, main, greater, elder, bigger, larger
Concept
Semantic Field
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- maior domus Latin
- māior Latin
- māior domūs Latin
- Major German
- majeur French
- mayor Spanish, Castilian
- *mag- Proto-Indo-European
- maor Irish
- maior Old French
- maire Old French
- maior Galician
- meier Middle Dutch
- maer Old Irish
- maor-sìth Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- sìth Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- maior Old Portuguese
- moor Old Portuguese
- мајор Macedonian
- mayor Asturian
- maiôr Friulian
- maiur Istriot