ბუნტი
Georgian
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Definitions
- insurrection, uprising, riot especially in prison
Etymology
Borrowed from Russian бунт derived from German Bund (federation, alliance, waistband, covenant, league, confederation, conspiracy, fret, bunch).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Bund
Gloss
federation, alliance, waistband, covenant, league, confederation, conspiracy, fret, bunch
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bund English
- Bund German
- Bundesamt German
- Bundesanstalt German
- Bundesbahn German
- Bundesdorf German
- Bundesgebiet German
- Bundesgenosse German
- Bundesgerichtshof German
- Bundesgrenzschutz German
- Bundesinstitut German
- Bundeskanzler German
- Bundeskriminalamt German
- Bundeslade German
- Bundesland German
- Bundesliga German
- Bundesminister German
- Bundesministerium German
- Bundespolizei German
- Bundespräsident German
- Bundesrat German
- Bundesregierung German
- Bundesrepublik German
- Bundesstaat German
- Bundesstraße German
- Bundestag German
- Bundestrainer German
- Bundestrojaner German
- Bundesverband German
- Bundesverfassungsgericht German
- Bundesverkehrsminister German
- Bundeswehr German
- Bundschuh German
- Bündel German
- Bündner German
- Gebund German
- Geheimbund German
- Hosenbund German
- Kulturbund German
- Schlüsselbund German
- Staatenbund German
- Türkenbund German
- bundesunmittelbar German
- bundesweit German
- bundrein German
- бунт Russian
- бунтарь Russian
- бунтовать Russian
- *bʰendʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- bunt Polish
- bunt Serbo-Croatian
- bund Middle Dutch