Where does “heersen” come from?

heersen (Dutch) comes from Middle Dutch hêerschen, from German herrschen, from Middle High German hērschen, from Old High German hērisōn.

heersen (Dutch): to rule; to prevail

Definitions

  1. to rule; to prevail

Ancestry of “heersen”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle Dutchhêerschento command, rule
2Germanherrschento rule, to reign, to have dominion; to prevail,...
3Middle High Germanhērschen—
4Old High Germanhērisōn—

Words derived from “heersen”

Every word from Old High German hērisōn →Every word from Middle High German hērschen →Every word from German herrschen →