klasse
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈklɑ.sə/
noun
Definitions
- social class
- (biology) classification
- quality, class
Etymology
Borrowed from French classe derived from Latin classis (fleet, the whole body of citizens called to arms, later a class division in general, army, assembly of people, a class division of the people, class, armed forces, section).
Origin
Latin
classis
Gloss
fleet, the whole body of citizens called to arms, later a class division in general, army, assembly of people, a class division of the people, class, armed forces, section
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- class English
- classicus Latin
- classis Latin
- Klasse German
- classe Italian
- -n- Dutch, Flemish
- arbeider Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidersklasse Dutch, Flemish
- bewustzijn Dutch, Flemish
- boven Dutch, Flemish
- bovenklasse Dutch, Flemish
- burger Dutch, Flemish
- burgerklasse Dutch, Flemish
- classis Dutch, Flemish
- justitie Dutch, Flemish
- klas Dutch, Flemish
- klassenbewustzijn Dutch, Flemish
- klassenjustitie Dutch, Flemish
- klassenstrijd Dutch, Flemish
- klassisme Dutch, Flemish
- midden Dutch, Flemish
- middenklasse Dutch, Flemish
- onder Dutch, Flemish
- onderklasse Dutch, Flemish
- opper Dutch, Flemish
- opperklasse Dutch, Flemish
- overklassen Dutch, Flemish
- strijd Dutch, Flemish
- woord Dutch, Flemish
- woordklasse Dutch, Flemish
- classe French
- classification French
- classifier French
- infraclasse French
- interclasse French
- класс Russian
- clase Spanish, Castilian
- *kelh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- klasa Czech
- classe Catalan, Valencian
- کلاس Persian
- clas Welsh
- klase Latvian
- clâsse Norman
- classe Middle French
- clas Asturian
- klass Vilamovian