putzen
German (Berlin)
[ˈpʰʊtsən]
verb-weak
Definitions
- (transitive) to clean, especially by rubbing with something wet
- (reflexive) to groom oneself
- (reflexive) to beautify oneself by washing, styling, and putting on fancy clothes
Etymology
Derived from Middle High German butze (stump, piece, lump) derived from Proto-Germanic *buttaz (end, piece).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*buttaz
Gloss
end, piece
Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
終
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- abut English
- assbutt English
- back-butt English
- bare-butt English
- barebutt English
- blackbutt English
- butt English
- butt pirate English
- butt plug English
- butt-rape English
- buttass English
- buttbreath English
- buttbuddy English
- buttcheck English
- buttcrack English
- butterbutt English
- buttface English
- buttfuck English
- buttfucker English
- butthead English
- buttheaded English
- butthole English
- butthook English
- butthurt English
- buttkicker English
- buttkisser English
- buttless English
- buttlicker English
- buttlift English
- buttload English
- buttmunch English
- buttmuncher English
- buttock English
- buttplate English
- buttplay English
- buttprint English
- buttslut English
- buttstock English
- buttstroke English
- buttweld English
- catbutt English
- cuntbutt English
- dumbbutt English
- fagbutt English
- fatbutt English
- futtock English
- gurry-butt English
- halibut English
- headbutt English
- lardbutt English
- lazybutt English
- outbutt English
- ox-butt English
- scumbutt English
- scuttlebutt English
- slide-butt English
- underbutt English
- putsata Finnish
- Frau German
- Mann German
- Putzerei German
- Putzfrau German
- Putzmann German
- durchputzen German
- pucol Hungarian
- Assepoester Dutch, Flemish
- oppoetsen Dutch, Flemish
- poetsen Dutch, Flemish
- tandenpoetsen Dutch, Flemish
- poutzer French
- *bʰewt- Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰudʰnós Proto-Indo-European
- pusse Norwegian Bokmål
- *buttaz Proto-Germanic
- putsa Swedish
- byt Old English
- but Middle English
- pudse Danish
- pucovat Czech
- vypucovat Czech
- pússa Icelandic
- butze Middle High German
- butzen Middle High German
- botzen Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *butt Frankish