børs
Norwegian
noun-m1
Definitions
- an exchange or stock exchange
Etymology
Derived from Latin bursa (purse) derived from Dutch, Flemish beurs (stock exchange, purse, grant, exchange, bursary).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
beurs
Gloss
stock exchange, purse, grant, exchange, bursary
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bursa Latin
- bursarius Latin
- bursiformis Latin
- Bursche German
- Börse German
- borsa Italian
- aandelenbeurs Dutch, Flemish
- basisbeurs Dutch, Flemish
- beurs Dutch, Flemish
- beurshandel Dutch, Flemish
- beurskrach Dutch, Flemish
- beurzensnijder Dutch, Flemish
- binnenbeurs Dutch, Flemish
- jaarbeurs Dutch, Flemish
- nabeurs Dutch, Flemish
- optiebeurs Dutch, Flemish
- studiebeurs Dutch, Flemish
- voorbeurs Dutch, Flemish
- bourse French
- bolsa Spanish, Castilian
- bursa Spanish, Castilian
- βύρσα Ancient Greek
- βῡρσα Ancient Greek
- *būs- Proto-Indo-European
- børsindeks Norwegian Bokmål
- børskrakk Norwegian Bokmål
- indeks Norwegian Bokmål
- krakk Norwegian Bokmål
- børs Norwegian Nynorsk
- purs Old English
- børs Danish
- borse Old French
- bourse Old French
- borsa Catalan, Valencian
- bossa Catalan, Valencian
- boș Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- borse Middle Dutch
- bolssa Old Portuguese
- bursa Northern Sami
- buorsa Romansh
- bursa Romansh
- beurs Western Frisian
- sparán Middle Irish
- buarsa Dalmatian