borgtocht
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈbɔrx.tɔxt/
noun
Definitions
- (civil law) suretyship
- (criminal law) bail
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch borchtocht compound from Dutch, Flemish borg + Dutch, Flemish tocht (trip, journey, expedition, small waterway in a polder, march).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
tocht
Gloss
trip, journey, expedition, small waterway in a polder, march
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Elfstedentocht Dutch, Flemish
- aantocht Dutch, Flemish
- achtertocht Dutch, Flemish
- ademtocht Dutch, Flemish
- aftocht Dutch, Flemish
- boottocht Dutch, Flemish
- borg Dutch, Flemish
- borgen Dutch, Flemish
- doortocht Dutch, Flemish
- fietstocht Dutch, Flemish
- hartstocht Dutch, Flemish
- intocht Dutch, Flemish
- krijgstocht Dutch, Flemish
- kroegentocht Dutch, Flemish
- kruistocht Dutch, Flemish
- leeftocht Dutch, Flemish
- lijftocht Dutch, Flemish
- molentocht Dutch, Flemish
- plundertocht Dutch, Flemish
- sledetocht Dutch, Flemish
- speurtocht Dutch, Flemish
- strooptocht Dutch, Flemish
- terugtocht Dutch, Flemish
- tocht Dutch, Flemish
- tochtgenoot Dutch, Flemish
- tochtig Dutch, Flemish
- uittocht Dutch, Flemish
- veldtocht Dutch, Flemish
- wandeltocht Dutch, Flemish
- zoektocht Dutch, Flemish
- *tuhtiz Proto-Germanic
- togt Danish
- borchtocht Middle Dutch
- borge Middle Dutch
- tocht Middle Dutch
- borg
- tocht
- borgen
- aftocht
- tochtig
- intocht
- uittocht
- aantocht
- leeftocht
- lijftocht
- zoektocht
- ademtocht
- veldtocht
- doortocht
- boottocht
- terugtocht
- fietstocht
- speurtocht
- hartstocht
- sledetocht
- molentocht
- kruistocht
- strooptocht
- krijgstocht
- wandeltocht
- achtertocht
- tochtgenoot
- kroegentocht
- plundertocht
- Elfstedentocht