schuld
Dutch (Brabantic)
/sxʏlt/
noun
Definitions
- (finance) debt, account payable
- (law) any obligor’s duty to perform
- blame, fault responsibility for a mishap or mistake
- (law) guilt, culpability
- guilt; fault condition of moral deficiency
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch schuld inherited from Old Dutch skult inherited from Proto-Germanic *skuldiz (guilt, obligation, obliged).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*skuldiz
Gloss
guilt, obligation, obliged
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Staatsschuld German
- bewijs Dutch, Flemish
- cultuur Dutch, Flemish
- eiser Dutch, Flemish
- gevoel Dutch, Flemish
- gokken Dutch, Flemish
- gokschuld Dutch, Flemish
- last Dutch, Flemish
- medeschuldig Dutch, Flemish
- onschuldig Dutch, Flemish
- schuldbewijs Dutch, Flemish
- schuldcultuur Dutch, Flemish
- schuldeiser Dutch, Flemish
- schuldenaar Dutch, Flemish
- schuldenlast Dutch, Flemish
- schuldgevoel Dutch, Flemish
- schuldig Dutch, Flemish
- staat Dutch, Flemish
- staatsschuld Dutch, Flemish
- *(s)kéltis Proto-Indo-European
- *skel- Proto-Indo-European
- *skuldiz Proto-Germanic
- sċyld Old English
- shild Middle English
- shildy Middle English
- skuld Old Norse
- skyldr Old Norse
- onschult Middle Dutch
- schuld Middle Dutch
- schuldich Middle Dutch
- schult Middle Dutch
- sculd Old High German
- skuld Afrikaans
- skuldig Afrikaans
- Schold Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *skult Old Dutch
- skult Old Dutch
- sculdhētio Old Saxon
- isikweleti Zulu
- isikweletu Zulu
- isikwenetu Zulu
- skeld Old Frisian
- chikwereti Shona
- kwereta Shona