dwang
Dutch (Brabantic)
/dʋɑŋ/
noun
Definitions
- coercion, compulsion
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch dwanc inherited from Old Dutch *thwang inherited from *þwangi (strap) inherited from Proto-Germanic *þwangiz (strap, belt, clamp).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*þwangiz
Gloss
strap, belt, clamp
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
帯
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- dwang English
- zugzwang English
- Gruppenzwang German
- Kontrollzwang German
- Zugzwang German
- Zwang German
- Zwangsarbeit German
- Zwangsarbeiter German
- Zwangsehe German
- Zwangsheirat German
- Zwangsjacke German
- Zwangslage German
- Zwangsstörung German
- Zwangsurlaub German
- Zwangsvorstellung German
- zwanghaft German
- zwanglos German
- zwangseinweisen German
- zwangsweise German
- arbeid Dutch, Flemish
- bevel Dutch, Flemish
- buis Dutch, Flemish
- burcht Dutch, Flemish
- cultuur Dutch, Flemish
- dwangarbeid Dutch, Flemish
- dwangbevel Dutch, Flemish
- dwangbuis Dutch, Flemish
- dwangburcht Dutch, Flemish
- dwangcultuur Dutch, Flemish
- dwangmatig Dutch, Flemish
- dwangsom Dutch, Flemish
- huwelijk Dutch, Flemish
- huwelijksdwang Dutch, Flemish
- som Dutch, Flemish
- *twenk- Proto-Indo-European
- *þwangiz Proto-Germanic
- *þwanguz Proto-Germanic
- þwong Old English
- þvengr Old Norse
- dwanc Middle Dutch
- geduang Old High German
- dwenge Middle High German
- twanc Middle High German
- *þwangi gmw-pro
- *thwang Old Dutch
- thwong Old Frisian