Gutt
Luxemburgeois
/ɡut/
noun
Definitions
- goods, possessions, property, estate
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German guot (good) inherited from Proto-Germanic *gōdą (belongings, goods).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*gōdą
Gloss
belongings, goods
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- agood English
- anti-good English
- dogoodery English
- feelgoodery English
- godwit English
- good English
- good faith English
- good morning English
- good name English
- good-minded English
- good-tempered English
- gooden English
- gooder English
- goodest English
- goodfella English
- goodfic English
- goodful English
- goodhearted English
- goodie English
- goodish English
- goodless English
- goodly English
- goodman English
- goodness English
- goodnight English
- goodo English
- goodship English
- goodsire English
- goodsome English
- goodthink English
- goodwife English
- goodwill English
- goody English
- gospel English
- makegood English
- nongood English
- overgood English
- scattergood English
- smallgood English
- stroygood English
- supergood English
- uber-good English
- ungood English
- wastegood English
- kut Finnish
- Beutegut German
- Erbgut German
- Gedankengut German
- Gemeingut German
- Gut German
- Gutschein German
- Gutsherr German
- Hilfsgut German
- Konsumgut German
- Kulturgut German
- Kühlgut German
- Landgut German
- Leergut German
- Liedgut German
- Rittergut German
- Strandgut German
- Treibgut German
- gut German
- *gōdaz Proto-Germanic
- *gōdą Proto-Germanic
- good Middle English
- guot Old High German
- guoti Old High German
- guot Middle High German
- gutt Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- גוט Yiddish
- *gōd gmw-pro
- guet Alemannic German
- 굿밤 Korean
- gud Volapük
- gut Tok Pisin
- gutnem Tok Pisin
- gutpela Tok Pisin
- güt Vilamovian
- gudfala Pijin
- gud Nigerian Pidgin