djús
Faroese
noun
Definitions
- juice (usually denoting juice mixed from concentrate that is not a pure fruit extract)
Etymology
Derived from English juice derived from Middle English jus derived from Old French jus (juice, down) derived from Latin ius (law, broth, sauce, gravy, adjective-forming suffix).
Origin
Latin
ius
Gloss
law, broth, sauce, gravy, adjective-forming suffix
Concept
Semantic Field
Law
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Beetlejuice English
- balljuice English
- fruit juice English
- fuckjuice English
- juice English
- juiceable English
- juicearian English
- juicehead English
- juiceless English
- juicelike English
- juicen English
- juicer English
- juicy English
- jus sanguinis English
- jus soli English
- limejuice English
- verjuice English
- ius Latin
- iūs Latin
- jus Latin
- jūs Latin
- ジュース Japanese
- jus Middle English
- vergeous Middle English
- ostr Old Norse
- juice Danish
- džus Czech
- jus Old French
- džus Serbo-Croatian
- djús Icelandic
- jus Indonesian
- jus sanguinis Translingual
- jus soli Translingual
- appilsin Faroese
- appilsindjús Faroese
- ostur Faroese
- súrepladjús Faroese
- súrepli Faroese
- jus Middle French
- džús Slovak
- juisi Swahili
- 주스 Korean
- *jowos Proto-Italic
- ujusi Zulu
- djus Papiamentu
- jus Tok Pisin