bruidsschat
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈbrœy̯t.sxɑt/
noun
Definitions
- dowry money or goods given to the bridegroom by the bride's parents
- (less common) bride price, reverse dowry money or goods given to the bride or her parents by the bridegroom or his parents
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch bruutscat affix from Dutch, Flemish bruid (bride) + Dutch, Flemish schat (treasure, darling, sweetheart, hoard, valuable).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
schat
Gloss
treasure, darling, sweetheart, hoard, valuable
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Braut German
- Brautschatz German
- Schatz German
- bodemschat Dutch, Flemish
- bruid Dutch, Flemish
- bruidsbed Dutch, Flemish
- bruidsgoed Dutch, Flemish
- bruidsjurk Dutch, Flemish
- bruidskoe Dutch, Flemish
- bruidssluier Dutch, Flemish
- importbruid Dutch, Flemish
- kunstschat Dutch, Flemish
- leenwoordenschat Dutch, Flemish
- schat Dutch, Flemish
- schateiland Dutch, Flemish
- schatkamer Dutch, Flemish
- schatkist Dutch, Flemish
- schatlijst Dutch, Flemish
- schattebout Dutch, Flemish
- schatten Dutch, Flemish
- schattig Dutch, Flemish
- schatzoeker Dutch, Flemish
- woordenschat Dutch, Flemish
- bruut Middle Dutch
- bruutscat Middle Dutch
- schat Middle Dutch
- bruid Afrikaans
- bruidskat Afrikaans
- skat Afrikaans
- brùit Papiamentu