koebeest
Dutch (Brabantic)
/Λku.beΛst/
noun
Definitions
- (now) cow, female bovine
- (obsolete) bovine of any gender
- (Netherlands) moo-moo humorous term for cow/bovine
Etymology
Compound from Dutch, Flemish koe (cow) + Dutch, Flemish beest (beast, animal, someone who enjoys an activity).
Origin
Dutch (Brabantic)
beest
Gloss
beast, animal, someone who enjoys an activity
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Classifier
Kanji
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Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Koedijk Dutch, Flemish
- bakbeest Dutch, Flemish
- beest Dutch, Flemish
- beestenbende Dutch, Flemish
- beestenspel Dutch, Flemish
- boskoe Dutch, Flemish
- bruidskoe Dutch, Flemish
- buffelkoe Dutch, Flemish
- feestbeest Dutch, Flemish
- hoornbeest Dutch, Flemish
- knuffelbeest Dutch, Flemish
- koe Dutch, Flemish
- koehandel Dutch, Flemish
- koeienhandel Dutch, Flemish
- koeienletter Dutch, Flemish
- koeienmelk Dutch, Flemish
- koeiensap Dutch, Flemish
- koeienvlaai Dutch, Flemish
- koemelk Dutch, Flemish
- koevanger Dutch, Flemish
- koevoet Dutch, Flemish
- koewachter Dutch, Flemish
- liegbeest Dutch, Flemish
- melkkoe Dutch, Flemish
- podiumbeest Dutch, Flemish
- suikerbeest Dutch, Flemish
- varkensbeest Dutch, Flemish
- vloekbeest Dutch, Flemish
- wildebeest Dutch, Flemish
- zeekoe Dutch, Flemish
- beeste Middle Dutch
- coe Middle Dutch
- bees Afrikaans
- koei Afrikaans
- koe
- beest
- boskoe
- zeekoe
- melkkoe
- koemelk
- koevoet
- Koedijk
- bakbeest
- bruidskoe
- koeiensap
- buffelkoe
- liegbeest
- koevanger
- koehandel
- wildebeest
- koeienmelk
- koewachter
- vloekbeest
- feestbeest
- hoornbeest
- beestenspel
- podiumbeest
- koeienvlaai
- suikerbeest
- koeienletter
- varkensbeest
- koeienhandel
- knuffelbeest
- beestenbende