lütt
German (Berlin)
/lʏt/
adjective
Definitions
- (colloquial) small, little
Etymology
Borrowed from German Low German lütt derived from Middle Low German lüttek derived from Old Saxon luttik derived from Proto-Germanic *lūtilaz (little, tending to stoop, small, crouched).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*lūtilaz
Gloss
little, tending to stoop, small, crouched
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
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Emoji
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Little Saigon English
- Little Tokyo English
- Littlemill English
- belittle English
- little English
- little bittern English
- little name English
- littleneck English
- littleness English
- littlie English
- littlish English
- littlun English
- littly English
- litty English
- lout English
- lützel German
- luttel Dutch, Flemish
- *lewd- Proto-Indo-European
- *luttikaz Proto-Germanic
- *lūtilaz Proto-Germanic
- lytel Old English
- lȳtel Old English
- litel Middle English
- lítli Old Norse
- lille Danish
- Lucilinburhuc Old High German
- lüzzel, lützel Middle High German
- *lūtil gmw-pro
- *luttil Old Dutch
- lüttek Middle Low German
- luttik Old Saxon
- luttil Old Saxon
- lütt German Low German
- lütt Low German
- likkle Jamaican Creole