buit
Dutch (Brabantic)
/bœy̯t/, [bɜʏ̯t], [bœːt]
noun
Definitions
- spoil, booty
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle Low German büte derived from Proto-Celtic *boudi (victory, booty, profit, gains, spoils, gain).
Origin
Proto-Celtic
*boudi
Gloss
victory, booty, profit, gains, spoils, gain
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- filibuster English
- Beute German
- Beutegreifer German
- Beutegut German
- Beutekunst German
- Freibeuter German
- Jagdbeute German
- -er Dutch, Flemish
- buitmaken Dutch, Flemish
- krijg Dutch, Flemish
- krijgsbuit Dutch, Flemish
- maken Dutch, Flemish
- uit Dutch, Flemish
- uitbuiten Dutch, Flemish
- uitbuiting Dutch, Flemish
- vrij Dutch, Flemish
- *bhudh-skō Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰówdʰi Proto-Indo-European
- filibuster Indonesian
- budd Welsh
- Boidmal Old Irish
- búaid Old Irish
- buit Afrikaans
- biute Middle High German
- buscar Old Portuguese
- *boudi Proto-Celtic
- *boudīkos Proto-Celtic
- *maglos Proto-Celtic
- bûte Middle Low German
- büte Middle Low German
- būten Middle Low German
- *būti Frankish
- buscar Old Spanish
- *boudi Gaulish
- boudi Gaulish
- *būtinus la-vul