Rosine
German (Berlin)
/ʁoˈziːnə/
noun
Definitions
- raisin
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German rosīn derived from Middle Dutch rosīne derived from roisin derived from racīmus derived from Latin racēmus (bunch, cluster bunch of grapes, cluster, bunch of grapes, berries similar fruit, berries similar fruits) derived from Middle Low German rosīne.
Origin
Middle Low German
rosīne
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Raisinet English
- Raisinette English
- raceme English
- raisin English
- raisinate English
- raisinish English
- raisinless English
- raisinlike English
- raisiny English
- *racīmus Latin
- racemarius Latin
- racemifer Latin
- racemor Latin
- racemosus Latin
- racemus Latin
- racēmus Latin
- racīmus Latin
- -n- German
- Bomber German
- Brot German
- Kuchen German
- Rosinenbomber German
- Rosinenbrot German
- Rosinenkuchen German
- Rosinenkuchenmodell German
- Rosinenkuchenrezept German
- racemo Italian
- rozijn Dutch, Flemish
- racème French
- racémique French
- raisin French
- russin Swedish
- レーズン Japanese
- raysyn Middle English
- raisin Old French
- rosine Middle Dutch
- rosīne Middle Dutch
- rosīn Middle High German
- rosīne Middle Low German
- reysin xno
- rezen Haitian, Haitian Creole
- rezen Mauritian Creole
- rezen Seychellois Creole
- racīmus la-lat
- roisin fro-pic