sæp
Old English
noun
Definitions
- sap (of plants etc.)
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *sapą (juice, sap).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*sapą
Gloss
juice, sap
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- sap English
- Ananassaft German
- Apfelsaft German
- Apfelsinensaft German
- Aprikosensaft German
- Avocadosaft German
- Bananensaft German
- Grapefruitsaft German
- Hustensaft German
- Magensaft German
- Orangensaft German
- Pflanzensaft German
- Pflaumensaft German
- Saft German
- Saftpresse German
- Tomatensaft German
- Waldmeistersaft German
- Zitronensaft German
- saftig German
- szaft Hungarian
- appelsap Dutch, Flemish
- appelsiensap Dutch, Flemish
- bessensap Dutch, Flemish
- citroensap Dutch, Flemish
- darmsap Dutch, Flemish
- druivensap Dutch, Flemish
- grondsap Dutch, Flemish
- heulsap Dutch, Flemish
- koeiensap Dutch, Flemish
- maagsap Dutch, Flemish
- sap Dutch, Flemish
- sappig Dutch, Flemish
- saprijk Dutch, Flemish
- sinaasappelsap Dutch, Flemish
- vruchtensap Dutch, Flemish
- *sab- Proto-Indo-European
- *sap- Proto-Indo-European
- *sapon- Proto-Indo-European
- saft Norwegian Bokmål
- *sapą Proto-Germanic
- saft Norwegian Nynorsk
- sæpig Old English
- sap Middle English
- safi Old Norse
- saft Danish
- saft Serbo-Croatian
- saft Icelandic
- sap Middle Dutch
- saf Old High German
- saf Middle High German
- saft, saf Middle High German
- Saaft Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *sap Old Dutch
- saft Cimbrian