Definition of kingrik in English:

kingrik

noun ˈkɪŋrɪk

Kingdom; specifically (a) a community or territory ruled by a king or queen; (b) the kingdom of God or Christ. Compare kinrik. Now Scottish.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Writ of Edward the Confessor, Winchester. Cognate with or formed similarly to Old Frisian keningrīke (West Frisian keninkryk), Middle Dutch conincrike (Dutch koninkrijk), Old Saxon kuningrīki (Middle Low German kȫnincrīk), Old High German kuningrīhhi (Middle High German künicrīche, German Königreich), Old Icelandic konungríki, Old Swedish konunga rike, kongarike (Swedish konungarike), Old Danish konninge rige (Danish kongerige) from the Germanic base of king + the Germanic base of -ric.

Definition of kingrik in US English:

kingrik

nounˈkɪŋrɪk

Kingdom; specifically (a) a community or territory ruled by a king or queen; (b) the kingdom of God or Christ. Compare kinrik. Now Scottish.

单词	kingrik
释义	Definition of kingrik in English: kingrik noun ˈkɪŋrɪk Kingdom; specifically (a) a community or territory ruled by a king or queen; (b) the kingdom of God or Christ. Compare kinrik. Now Scottish. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Writ of Edward the Confessor, Winchester. Cognate with or formed similarly to Old Frisian keningrīke (West Frisian keninkryk), Middle Dutch conincrike (Dutch koninkrijk), Old Saxon kuningrīki (Middle Low German kȫnincrīk), Old High German kuningrīhhi (Middle High German künicrīche, German Königreich), Old Icelandic konungríki, Old Swedish konunga rike, kongarike (Swedish konungarike), Old Danish konninge rige (Danish kongerige) from the Germanic base of king + the Germanic base of -ric. Definition of kingrik in US English: kingrik nounˈkɪŋrɪk Kingdom; specifically (a) a community or territory ruled by a king or queen; (b) the kingdom of God or Christ. Compare kinrik. Now Scottish. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Writ of Edward the Confessor, Winchester. Cognate with or formed similarly to Old Frisian keningrīke (West Frisian keninkryk), Middle Dutch conincrike (Dutch koninkrijk), Old Saxon kuningrīki (Middle Low German kȫnincrīk), Old High German kuningrīhhi (Middle High German künicrīche, German Königreich), Old Icelandic konungríki, Old Swedish konunga rike, kongarike (Swedish konungarike), Old Danish konninge rige (Danish kongerige) from the Germanic base of king + the Germanic base of -ric.
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