| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | nld: prinsdom |
| etymologically related | nld: prinses |
| has derived form | nld: prins-bisschop |
| has derived form | nld: prinsdom |
| has derived form | nld: prinselijk |
| has derived form | nld: prinsen |
| has derived form | nld: prinsheerlijk |
| has derived form | nld: prinsje |
| has derived form | nld: prinsjesdag |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | nld: autocraat |
| semantically related | nld: autokraat |
| semantically related | nld: despoot |
| semantically related | nld: dictator |
| semantically related | nld: dwingeland |
| semantically related | nld: edelgesteente |
| semantically related | nld: edelsteen |
| semantically related | nld: geweldenaar |
| semantically related | nld: juweel |
| semantically related | nld: model |
| semantically related | nld: monarch |
| semantically related | nld: monarchvlinder |
| semantically related | nld: steen |
| semantically related | nld: tiran |
| semantically related | nld: troef |
| semantically related | nld: vorst |
| synonym | nld: vorst |
| translation | deu: Prinz |
| translation | eng: prince |
| translation | fra: prince |
| translation | hun: herceg |
| translation | pap: prens |
| translation | spa: prÃncipe |
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