jonkheer
Dutch (Brabantic)
noun
Definitions
- "young lord", esquire
Etymology
Compound from Dutch, Flemish jonk (young) + Dutch, Flemish heer (lord, gentleman, master, army, title for a priest).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
heer
Gloss
lord, gentleman, master, army, title for a priest
Concept
Semantic Field
Social and political relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
主
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Heerenveen Dutch, Flemish
- ambachtsheer Dutch, Flemish
- baanderheer Dutch, Flemish
- banjerheer Dutch, Flemish
- bannerheer Dutch, Flemish
- beschermheer Dutch, Flemish
- bouwheer Dutch, Flemish
- burchtheer Dutch, Flemish
- gastheer Dutch, Flemish
- geneesheer Dutch, Flemish
- heer Dutch, Flemish
- heerkracht Dutch, Flemish
- heerlijk Dutch, Flemish
- heeroom Dutch, Flemish
- heerschaar Dutch, Flemish
- heerschappij Dutch, Flemish
- heerschare Dutch, Flemish
- herenboer Dutch, Flemish
- herenboerderij Dutch, Flemish
- herenhoeve Dutch, Flemish
- herenhuis Dutch, Flemish
- herenkapper Dutch, Flemish
- herenkleding Dutch, Flemish
- herenliefde Dutch, Flemish
- jonk Dutch, Flemish
- krijgsheer Dutch, Flemish
- leenheer Dutch, Flemish
- meneer Dutch, Flemish
- mijnheer Dutch, Flemish
- raadsheer Dutch, Flemish
- veldheer Dutch, Flemish
- wereldheer Dutch, Flemish
- deler Indonesian
- hêre Middle Dutch
- heer
- jonk
- meneer
- heeroom
- heerlijk
- leenheer
- gastheer
- bouwheer
- veldheer
- mijnheer
- herenhuis
- herenboer
- raadsheer
- wereldheer
- heerschare
- geneesheer
- krijgsheer
- banjerheer
- burchtheer
- bannerheer
- Heerenveen
- herenhoeve
- heerschaar
- heerkracht
- baanderheer
- herenkapper
- herenliefde
- herenkleding
- heerschappij
- beschermheer
- ambachtsheer
- herenboerderij