Pilz
German (Berlin)
/pɪl(t)s/
noun
Definitions
- mushroom
- fungus
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German bülez inherited from Old High German buliz derived from Latin bōlētus (edible mushroom).
Origin
Latin
bōlētus
Gloss
edible mushroom
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bolete English
- boletus English
- bōlētus Latin
- Butter German
- Butterpilz German
- Fliege German
- Fliegenpilz German
- Flora German
- Fuß German
- Fußpilz German
- Glücks German
- Glückspilz German
- Hefe German
- Hefepilz German
- Heizpilz German
- Mai German
- Maipilz German
- Panther German
- Pantherpilz German
- Pilzart German
- Pilzflora German
- Pilzrahmsuppe German
- Pilzsoße German
- Pilzsuppe German
- Pilzwolke German
- Rahm German
- Scheide German
- Scheidenpilz German
- Schimmel German
- Schimmelpilz German
- Schlauch German
- Schlauchpilz German
- Soße German
- Speise German
- Speisepilz German
- Stein German
- Steinpilz German
- Ständer German
- Ständerpilz German
- Suppe German
- Vaginalpilz German
- Wolke German
- Zauber German
- Zauberpilz German
- heizen German
- pilzartig German
- pilzförmig German
- schimmlig German
- vaginal German
- boleto Italian
- boleet Dutch, Flemish
- satansboleet Dutch, Flemish
- βωλίτης Ancient Greek
- boleto Portuguese
- bolet Catalan, Valencian
- burete Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- buliz Old High German
- bülez Middle High German
- bureati Aromanian
- Mai
- Fuß
- Soße
- Hefe
- Rahm
- Wolke
- Stein
- Suppe
- Flora
- Zauber
- Fliege
- heizen
- Glücks
- Butter
- Speise
- Ständer
- Pilzart
- vaginal
- Panther
- Fußpilz
- Scheide
- Maipilz
- Schimmel
- Heizpilz
- Hefepilz
- Pilzsoße
- Schlauch
- Pilzsuppe
- Pilzwolke
- schimmlig
- pilzartig
- Steinpilz
- Pilzflora
- pilzförmig
- Butterpilz
- Speisepilz
- Glückspilz
- Zauberpilz
- Pantherpilz
- Vaginalpilz
- Fliegenpilz
- Ständerpilz
- Schlauchpilz
- Scheidenpilz
- Schimmelpilz
- Pilzrahmsuppe