garson

Moldavian

/ɡarˈson/

noun

Definitions

(obsolete) garçon, waiter

Etymology

Borrowed from French garçon (boy, lad, young man, waiter) derived from Proto-Germanic *wrakjô (exile, driven one, warrior, fugitive).

Origin

Proto-Germanic

*wrakjô

Gloss

exile, driven one, warrior, fugitive

Concept

Semantic Field

Social and political relations

Ontological Category

Person/Thing

Emoji

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Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

garçon English
gazoon English
garzone Italian
garçon Dutch, Flemish
garçon French
garçonnet French
garçonnier French
garçonnière French
гарсон Russian
garzón Spanish, Castilian
*wreg- Proto-Indo-European
garçom Portuguese
garçon Portuguese
*wrakjô Proto-Germanic
ガルソン Japanese
wrecca Old English
wreċċa Old English
garçon Old French
garçun Old French
γκαρσόνι Greek (modern)
reccho Old High German
garson Turkish
garçaon Norman
garçon Norman
*wrakkjō, *wrakjō Frankish
*wrakkjō, *wrakkijō Frankish
wrakjon, *wrakjon, *warkjon Frankish
gason Haitian, Haitian Creole
garson Mauritian Creole
garson Seychellois Creole