süeß
Alemannic German
adjective
Definitions
- (Uri) sweet
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German süeze inherited from Old High German suozi inherited from *swōtī inherited from Proto-Germanic *swōtuz (sweet) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *swéh₂dus (sweet, tasty).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*swéh₂dus
Gloss
sweet, tasty
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antisweet English
- birdsweet English
- bittersweet English
- honey-sweet English
- meadsweet English
- nonsweet English
- oversweet English
- semisweet English
- semisweetness English
- sooterkin English
- summersweet English
- supersweet English
- sweet English
- sweet fifteen English
- sweet thirteen English
- sweet whiskey English
- sweetbox English
- sweetbread English
- sweetbrier English
- sweetcakes English
- sweetcheeks English
- sweetcure English
- sweeten English
- sweetfaced English
- sweetgrass English
- sweetgum English
- sweetheart English
- sweetie English
- sweeting English
- sweetish English
- sweetkin English
- sweetleaf English
- sweetling English
- sweetlips English
- sweetly English
- sweetmaker English
- sweetmeat English
- sweetness English
- sweetpea English
- sweetroot English
- sweetshop English
- sweetshrub English
- sweetsome English
- sweetsop English
- sweetstuff English
- sweetvetch English
- sweetwater English
- sweetweed English
- sweetwood English
- sweetwort English
- sweety English
- unsweet English
- wintersweet English
- Bittersüß German
- Süßdolde German
- Süße German
- Süßholz German
- Süßigkeit German
- Süßkartoffel German
- Süßkram German
- Süßware German
- Süßwasser German
- bittersüß German
- edelsüß German
- honigsüß German
- süß German
- süßlich German
- süßsauer German
- zuckersüß German
- aanzoeten Dutch, Flemish
- bitterzoet Dutch, Flemish
- geilzoet Dutch, Flemish
- mierzoet Dutch, Flemish
- zeemzoet Dutch, Flemish
- zoet Dutch, Flemish
- zoeten Dutch, Flemish
- zoethout Dutch, Flemish
- zoetwatermeer Dutch, Flemish
- zoetwatervis Dutch, Flemish
- zoetzuur Dutch, Flemish
- *sweh₂d- Proto-Indo-European
- *sweh₂dus Proto-Indo-European
- *swéh₂dus Proto-Indo-European
- *swōtuz Proto-Germanic
- słitaśny Polish
- swete Old English
- swēte Old English
- स्वादु Sanskrit
- sweete Middle English
- sœtr Old Norse
- gómsætur Icelandic
- sætur Icelandic
- Sweet Cebuano
- soete Middle Dutch
- suozi Old High German
- suozī Old High German
- swuozi Old High German
- soet Afrikaans
- süeze Middle High German
- süezi Middle High German
- séiss Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *swōtī gmw-pro
- *suoti Old Dutch
- suoti Old Dutch
- *sādos Proto-Celtic
- 瑞士雞翼 Chinese
- *swáHduš Proto-Indo-Iranian
- swoti Old Saxon
- uswidi Zulu
- swēte Old Frisian
- xwê Northern Kurdish
- swit Tok Pisin
- switmoli Tok Pisin
- liswidi Swati
- söß Central Franconian
- ziss Vilamovian
- switi Sranan Tongo
- swit Nigerian Pidgin