Pfirsich
German (Berlin)
/ˈp͡fɪʁzɪç/, /ˈfɪʁzɪç/
noun
Definitions
- peach
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German pfersich inherited from Old High German phersih derived from Latin persicum (peach, fruit from Persia, fruit of Persia).
Origin
Latin
persicum
Gloss
peach, fruit from Persia, fruit of Persia
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
桃
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- persikka Finnish
- *pesca Latin
- *pessica Latin
- mālum Latin
- persica Latin
- persica, persica(m) Latin
- persicum Latin
- persicus Latin
- Baum German
- Pfirsichbaum German
- Pfirsichstein German
- Stein German
- pfirsichfarben German
- персик Russian
- Περσική Ancient Greek
- fersken Norwegian Bokmål
- persika Swedish
- persikoträd Swedish
- fersken Norwegian Nynorsk
- persoc Old English
- fersken Danish
- *bersky Proto-Slavic
- préssec Catalan, Valencian
- ferskja Icelandic
- pexego Galician
- perjă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- piersică Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- perseke Middle Dutch
- persich Old High German
- phersih Old High German
- ferska Faroese
- pfersich Middle High German
- ־קע Yiddish
- פֿערשקע Yiddish
- virsik Estonian
- pessego Old Portuguese
- persik, përsik Middle Low German
- chearsicã Aromanian
- Fërsich Alemannic German
- персік Belarusian
- persic Romansh
- piescu Asturian
- piersul Friulian
- persego Venetian
- pèrsego Ligurian
- persic Old Danish
- persik Old Danish
- pirsigheîn Istriot
- persegh Lombard
- Piärsch), Piërsch, Piërsch (piersch Transylvanian Saxon