Geess
Luxemburgeois
/ɡeːs/
noun
Definitions
- goat
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German geiz inherited from Proto-Germanic *gaits (goat).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*gaits
Gloss
goat
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Gatwick English
- antigoat English
- goat English
- goat-rope English
- goatburger English
- goatchafer English
- goatee English
- goaten English
- goatfish English
- goatflesh English
- goatfuck English
- goatfucker English
- goatgrass English
- goathair English
- goatherd English
- goatherder English
- goathood English
- goathouse English
- goating English
- goatish English
- goatkeeper English
- goatkind English
- goatless English
- goatlike English
- goatling English
- goatly English
- goatmeat English
- goatmilk English
- goatpox English
- goatproof English
- goatshair English
- goatskin English
- goatsucker English
- goatwalking English
- goatweed English
- goaty English
- he-goat English
- scapegoat English
- she-goat English
- weregoat English
- yardgoat English
- Geiß German
- Geißblatt German
- Geißbock German
- berggeit Dutch, Flemish
- geit Dutch, Flemish
- geitachtig Dutch, Flemish
- geitenbok Dutch, Flemish
- geitenherder Dutch, Flemish
- geitenkaas Dutch, Flemish
- geitenleer Dutch, Flemish
- geitenmelk Dutch, Flemish
- geitenmelker Dutch, Flemish
- geitenneuker Dutch, Flemish
- kameelgeit Dutch, Flemish
- schroefhoorngeit Dutch, Flemish
- sneeuwgeit Dutch, Flemish
- tikgeit Dutch, Flemish
- typgeit Dutch, Flemish
- *gʰayd- Proto-Indo-European
- *ǵʰayd- Proto-Indo-European
- *gaits Proto-Germanic
- gāt Old English
- gote Middle English
- geit Old Norse
- ged Danish
- geit Middle Dutch
- geiz Old High German
- geiz Middle High German
- 𐌲𐌰𐌹𐍄𐍃 Gothic
- *gait gmw-pro
- *geit Old Dutch
- Geiss Alemannic German
- koot Marshallese
- Geess Pennsylvania German
- gade Walloon
- koti Tongan (Tonga Islands)
- goti Rotokas