knecht
Appearance
See also: Knecht
Czech
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]knecht m anim
Declension
[edit]Further reading
[edit]- “knecht”, in Příruční slovník jazyka českého (in Czech), 1935–1957
- “knecht”, in Slovník spisovného jazyka českého (in Czech), 1960–1971, 1989
Dutch
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From Middle Dutch cnecht, from Old Dutch *kneht, from Proto-West Germanic *kneht.
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]knecht m (plural knechten or knechts, diminutive knechtje n)
- a servant
- Synonyms: bediende, bode, dienaar, dienstbode
- (by extension) an assistant, hand, employee
- (derogatory) a flunky; often in diminutive form
Synonyms
[edit]Derived terms
[edit](types by task/employer)
- bakkersknecht
- beulsknecht
- boerenknecht
- dekknecht
- herenknecht
- huisknecht
- landsknecht
- lansknecht
- lijfknecht
- livreiknecht
- meesterknecht
- schildknecht
- stalknecht
- toneelknecht
- veeknecht
- wapenknecht
Descendants
[edit]Middle Low German
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Likely from Old Dutch *kneht, from Proto-West Germanic *kneht.
Noun
[edit]knecht
- servant, vassal, bondsman
- boy, young boy
- bachelor, unmarried man
- assistant, journeyman, apprentice
- soldier, mercenary
- squire, knight without knighthood
Derived terms
[edit]- abbetēkæreknecht
- ambachtknecht
- ambachtenknecht
- ambachtesknecht
- armborstæreknecht
- bādæreknecht
- barbæreknecht
- barbēræreknecht
- bāreknecht
- batstōværeknecht
- beckæreknecht
- beddeknecht
- berchknecht
- bērknecht
- binnenknecht
- bödekeresknecht
- bödelknecht
- bōkstāvenesknecht
- börgæreknecht
- börgæresknecht
- börsenknecht
- bōsknecht
- bōtknecht
- brūdeknecht
- brüggeknecht
- brūtknecht
- brūwæreknecht
- būkknecht
- būrknecht
- būwknecht
- cirkelknecht
- dēnstknecht
- dȫreknecht
- drīværeknecht
- dǖvelesknecht
- ēdelknecht
- gelēideknecht
- gerichteknecht
- gerwæreknecht
- gildeknecht
- glāsewrechtæreknecht
- gōdesknecht
- grāvārtknecht
- grāvenknecht
- halfknecht
- hantwerkesknecht
- harneschknecht
- hāverknecht
- hēideknecht
- helpeknecht
- hofknecht
- holtknecht
- hōrknecht
- hōrenknecht
- hōtmākæreknecht
- hōveknecht
- hōvesknecht
- hȫvetknecht
- hülpæreknecht
- hūsknecht
- hūsmannesknecht
- jārknecht
- jēgæreknecht
- juncknecht
- junchēreknecht
- kāmerknecht
- kārenknecht
- kastenknecht
- kellenknecht
- kellæreknecht
- kemenādeknecht
- kēmenerknecht
- kēmerknecht
- kēmerīeknecht
- kerkenknecht
- kētelbȫtæreknecht
- kīmæreknecht
- knechtesknecht
- knōkenhouwæreknecht
- kȫkeneknecht
- kōplǖdeknecht
- kōpmannesknecht
- koppersmēdeknecht
- koppersmēdenknecht
- körsenewrechtenknecht
- kostknecht
- kötmangæreknecht
- krāmæreknecht
- krānknecht
- krīgesknecht
- kumpānīeknecht
- kǖtæreknecht
- kutschenknecht
- lammerknecht
- lancsummenknecht
- landesknecht
- lantknecht
- lēreknecht
- lōneknecht
- lōnerknecht
- lōsknecht
- mālæreknecht
- marketknecht
- marstallesknecht
- matteknecht
- mattenknecht
- mēdeknecht
- mēlæreknecht
- meltæreknecht
- mengæreknecht
- messetmākæreknecht
- mēsterknecht
- middelknecht
- moisenknecht
- mȫlenknecht
- mȫlenwāgenknecht
- möllæreknecht
- mȫsæreknecht
- müntæreknecht
- münteknecht
- mūreknecht
- neiknecht
- netteknecht
- nōtknecht
- ōrtknecht
- ȫverknecht
- ȫverhōvesknecht
- pāgenknecht
- pāpenknecht
- paternostermākæreknecht
- pelsæreknecht
- pērdeknecht
- plēgæreknecht
- plēgeknecht
- plēgesknecht
- plōchknecht
- pōrtenknecht
- prōvestdincknecht
- rackæreknecht
- rādemēkæreknecht
- rēmsnīdæreknecht
- rēmensnīdæreknecht
- rēpæreknecht
- rēpslēgæreknecht
- rēseknecht
- richtæreknecht
- richteknecht
- richtesknecht
- rīdeknecht
- rīdeneknecht
- rōderknecht
- rȫseknecht
- rȫsenknecht
- rotteknecht
- rǖtæreknecht
- sabbatesknecht
- sādelmākæreknecht
- sālknecht
- santknecht
- schāpæreknecht
- schiltknecht
- schipknecht
- schōknecht
- schōmākæreknecht
- schrȫdæreknecht
- sēgelmākæreknecht
- sēlæreknecht
- setteknecht
- sīseknecht
- slachtæreknecht
- slǖtæreknecht
- smēdeknecht
- snīdæreknecht
- snīdæresknecht
- sniddekæreknecht
- sōdesknecht
- söltæreknecht
- stalknecht
- stalleknecht
- stockelknecht
- stȫværeknecht
- stōvenknecht
- studērknecht
- sülteknecht
- swēpenknecht
- swērtknecht
- swērtvēgæreknecht
- swōrenknecht
- tāfelknecht
- taschenmākæreknecht
- taschenmēkæreknecht
- tēgelknecht
- teindenpenningesknecht
- teinpennigesknecht
- timberknecht
- tōknecht
- tollenknecht
- tolneknecht
- ümmeknecht
- underknecht
- vischæreknecht
- vōderknecht
- vōlknecht
- volgeknecht
- vōrknecht
- vōtknecht
- vrīknecht
- vrōneknecht
- vrōnenknecht
- vrouwenknecht
- vǖrhērenknecht
- wāgenknecht
- wāpenknecht
- weddeknecht
- werkknecht
References
[edit]- Köbler, Gerhard, Mittelniederdeutsches Wörterbuch (3rd edition 2014)
- Lübben, August und Christoph Walther Mittelniederdeutsches Handwörterbuch, Vol II, 1888. Published by Norden und Leipzig.
Polish
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Borrowed from German Knecht, from Middle High German knëht, from Old High German kneht, from Proto-West Germanic *kneht.
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]knecht m pers
- (military, historical) German army infantryman
Declension
[edit]Declension of knecht
Noun
[edit]knecht m inan
Declension
[edit]Declension of knecht
Further reading
[edit]- knecht in Polish dictionaries at PWN
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