Gesäß
German (Berlin)
/ɡəˈzɛːs/, /ɡəˈzeːs/
noun
Definitions
- (formal) backside, buttocks
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German gesæze inherited from Old High German gisāzi (backside, residence, seat, camp).
Origin
Old High German
gisāzi
Gloss
backside, residence, seat, camp
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aisle seat English
- back seat English
- back-seat English
- backseat English
- disseat English
- keyseat English
- misseat English
- multiseat English
- rearseat English
- reseat English
- seat English
- seat-mile English
- seatback English
- seatbox English
- seatearth English
- seater English
- seatest English
- seateth English
- seatholder English
- seatie English
- seatless English
- seatlike English
- seatmate English
- seatment English
- seatmile English
- seatpost English
- seatside English
- seatwork English
- seatworm English
- unseat English
- window seat English
- Backe German
- Gesäßbacke German
- *sētiją Proto-Germanic
- シート Japanese
- geset Old English
- set Old English
- winterset Old English
- sete Middle English
- sæti Old Norse
- sæde Danish
- hjólasæti Icelandic
- sæti Icelandic
- सीट Hindi
- gisāzi Old High German
- gesæze Middle High German
- sæte Old Danish