-er
Dutch (Brabantic)
suffix
Definitions
- Forms agent nouns from verbs.
- Forms nouns for a person associated with something.
Etymology
Inherited from Old Dutch *-āri inherited from Proto-Germanic *-ārijaz derived from Latin -ārius (of n-g, pertaining to).
Origin
Latin
-ārius
Gloss
of n-g, pertaining to
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- filibuster English
- -arius Latin
- -ārius Latin
- -ātor Latin
- -ario Italian
- -aar Dutch, Flemish
- aas Dutch, Flemish
- aaseter Dutch, Flemish
- afnemen Dutch, Flemish
- armoedzaaier Dutch, Flemish
- band Dutch, Flemish
- bandafnemer Dutch, Flemish
- bandenlichter Dutch, Flemish
- bewind Dutch, Flemish
- bewindvoerder Dutch, Flemish
- brommen Dutch, Flemish
- brommer Dutch, Flemish
- buit Dutch, Flemish
- eten Dutch, Flemish
- genieten Dutch, Flemish
- jagen Dutch, Flemish
- leggen Dutch, Flemish
- leven Dutch, Flemish
- levensgenieter Dutch, Flemish
- lichten Dutch, Flemish
- onder Dutch, Flemish
- onderlegger Dutch, Flemish
- onderzetter Dutch, Flemish
- rok Dutch, Flemish
- rokkenjager Dutch, Flemish
- voeren Dutch, Flemish
- vrij Dutch, Flemish
- zaaien Dutch, Flemish
- zaaier Dutch, Flemish
- zetten Dutch, Flemish
- -ario Spanish, Castilian
- -ero Spanish, Castilian
- *-ārijaz Proto-Germanic
- *rīmą Proto-Germanic
- -ere Old English
- -re Old English
- -ari Old Norse
- *-ařь Proto-Slavic
- -aire Old French
- -erie Old French
- -ier Old French
- -or Old French
- -ari Catalan, Valencian
- -er Catalan, Valencian
- filibuster Indonesian
- -ere Middle Dutch
- sâeyer Middle Dutch
- -ari Old High German
- -āri Old High German
- -ario Ido
- -aire Old Irish
- -er Afrikaans
- -er Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- -𐌰𐍂𐌴𐌹𐍃 Gothic
- *-āri Old Dutch
- -eiro Old Portuguese
- -ari Old Saxon
- -ar Aromanian
- -ièr Occitan
- -erie xno
- ᚱᚨᚢᚾᛁᛃᚨᛉ Proto-Norse