oord
Dutch (Brabantic)
/oːrt/
noun
Definitions
- place
- region
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch ort inherited from Old Dutch ort inherited from Proto-Germanic *uzdaz (point, pointing upward).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*uzdaz
Gloss
point, pointing upward
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Abbauort German
- Abort German
- Artikulationsort German
- Aufenthaltsort German
- Austragungsort German
- Badeort German
- Drehort German
- Einsatzort German
- Ferienort German
- Fundort German
- Geburtsort German
- Herkunftsort German
- Kurort German
- Leistungsort German
- Ort German
- Ortschaft German
- Ortsgespräch German
- Ortsname German
- Ortsschild German
- Ortstafel German
- Ortsteil German
- Ortswechsel German
- Produktionsort German
- Standort German
- Tatort German
- Ursprungsort German
- Veranstaltungsort German
- Versammlungsort German
- Wohnort German
- Zufluchtsort German
- außerorts German
- innerorts German
- ortsfremd German
- ortsgebunden German
- ortskundig German
- ortsunkundig German
- örtlich German
- Frederik Dutch, Flemish
- Frederiksoord Dutch, Flemish
- Wilhelmina Dutch, Flemish
- Wilhelminaoord Dutch, Flemish
- Willem Dutch, Flemish
- Willemsoord Dutch, Flemish
- bedevaart Dutch, Flemish
- bedevaartsoord Dutch, Flemish
- droom Dutch, Flemish
- droomoord Dutch, Flemish
- herstelling Dutch, Flemish
- herstellingsoord Dutch, Flemish
- lust Dutch, Flemish
- lustoord Dutch, Flemish
- rusten Dutch, Flemish
- rustoord Dutch, Flemish
- toevlucht Dutch, Flemish
- toevluchtsoord Dutch, Flemish
- wonen Dutch, Flemish
- woonoord Dutch, Flemish
- *wes- Proto-Indo-European
- *uzdaz Proto-Germanic
- ord Old English
- ordfruma Old English
- ord Middle English
- oddi Old Norse
- oddr Old Norse
- ort Middle Dutch
- ort Old High German
- ort Middle High German
- Uert Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- ort Old Dutch
- *ord Frankish