paus
Dutch (Brabantic)
/pɑu̯s/
noun
Definitions
- pope
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch paus derived from Old French papes derived from Latin pāpa (father, pope, baby-talk for food) derived from Ancient Greek πάπας (bishop, patriarch).
Origin
Ancient Greek
πάπας
Gloss
bishop, patriarch
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antipapa Latin
- la, papas Latin
- papa Latin
- paparium Latin
- papas Latin
- pāpa Latin
- pāpās Latin
- Gegenpapst German
- Papst German
- Papsttum German
- Päpstin German
- papstfähig German
- päpstlich German
- bouwen Dutch, Flemish
- bouwpaus Dutch, Flemish
- kunst Dutch, Flemish
- kunstpaus Dutch, Flemish
- pauselijk Dutch, Flemish
- pausschap Dutch, Flemish
- tegen Dutch, Flemish
- tegenpaus Dutch, Flemish
- tussen Dutch, Flemish
- tussenpaus Dutch, Flemish
- πάπας Ancient Greek
- papa Old English
- papes Old French
- papes, pape Old French
- papă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- paus Indonesian
- paus Middle Dutch
- pous Afrikaans
- pavstur Faroese
- pāwes Middle Low German
- παπᾶς gkm
- popst Vilamovian