Pott
German (Berlin)
/pɔt/
noun
Definitions
- (regional) large cup
- (regional) pot cooking vessel
- (regional) pot; jar storage vessel
- (informal) large ship
- (informal) cup sports trophy
- (gambling) pot
- (colloquial) toilet
Etymology
Derived from Middle Low German pot inherited from Middle High German pot.
Origin
Middle High German
pot
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antipot English
- beanpot English
- coalpot English
- cookpot English
- crackpot English
- crockpot English
- dashpot English
- dyepot English
- eelpot English
- firepot English
- fishpot English
- flashpot English
- fleshpot English
- flowerpot English
- fuckpot English
- fusspot English
- gluepot English
- hodgepodge English
- honeypot English
- hotpot English
- inkpot English
- jampot English
- lickpot English
- matchpot English
- overpot English
- pisspot English
- pot English
- pot marigold English
- pot-bound English
- pot-house English
- potaholic English
- potale English
- potbank English
- potbellied English
- potbelly English
- potboy English
- potcake English
- potful English
- potgun English
- pothanger English
- pothead English
- potherb English
- potholder English
- pothole English
- pothook English
- pothunter English
- pothunting English
- potless English
- potlid English
- potlike English
- potline English
- potluck English
- potman English
- potpie English
- potsherd English
- potshot English
- potstick English
- potstone English
- pottable English
- potter English
- potty English
- potworm English
- quart-pot English
- reel-pot English
- repot English
- rumpot English
- saucepot English
- sexpot English
- shitpot English
- stewpot English
- stinkpot English
- stockpot English
- sulkpot English
- swankpot English
- swill-pot English
- tarpot English
- teapot English
- thumbpot English
- tosspot English
- trampot English
- try pot English
- underpot English
- unpot English
- washpot English
- waterpot English
- whitepot English
- potti Finnish
- pottum Latin
- Ruhr German
- Ruhrpott German
- hässlich German
- potthässlich German
- pote Spanish, Castilian
- *puttaz Proto-Germanic
- pot Middle English
- pot Catalan, Valencian
- pot Middle High German
- pott Estonian
- potsticker Chinese
- pot Middle Low German
- poto Chichewa, Chewa, Nyanja