Where does “δούλα” come from?

δούλα (Greek) comes from Greek δούλος, from Ancient Greek δοῦλος, from Canaanite dōʾēlu.

δούλα (Greek): slave; maidservant

Definitions

  1. slave; maidservant

Ancestry of “δούλα”, step by step

δούλα traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Greek δούλος

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Greekδούλοςslave
2Ancient Greekδοῦλοςslavish, servile, subject; born slave or bondman
3Canaanitedōʾēlu—

via Ancient Greek δούλη

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Ancient Greekδούληfemale slave; feminine nominative/vocative...

Words derived from “δούλα”

Every word from Canaanite dōʾēlu →Every word from Ancient Greek δοῦλος →Every word from Greek δούλος →