sukol
Malecite-Passamaquoddy
noun
Definitions
- sugar
Etymology
Borrowed from French sucre (sugar) borrowed from English sugar.
Origin
English
sugar
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anhydrosugar English
- antisugar English
- arsenosugar English
- azasugar English
- azidosugar English
- booger sugar English
- bromosugar English
- chitosugar English
- chlorosugar English
- corn sugar English
- dehydrosugar English
- deoxysugar English
- desugar English
- dideoxysugar English
- fluorosugar English
- halosugar English
- iminosugar English
- iodosugar English
- monosugar English
- multisugar English
- nonsugar English
- oligosugar English
- phosphosugar English
- pseudosugar English
- sugar English
- sugar baby English
- sugar bush English
- sugar candy English
- sugar pill English
- sugar-free English
- sugarbag English
- sugarberry English
- sugarbird English
- sugarbush English
- sugarcoat English
- sugarcoated English
- sugarcraft English
- sugarer English
- sugarfree English
- sugarholic English
- sugarhouse English
- sugarless English
- sugarlike English
- sugarmaker English
- sugarmaking English
- sugarman English
- sugarpie English
- sugartime English
- sugartits English
- sugary English
- saccharum Latin
- Zucker German
- sucrose Dutch, Flemish
- suiker Dutch, Flemish
- sucre French
- sucrerie French
- sucrette French
- sucra Spanish, Castilian
- sugre Middle English
- sukro Ido
- ushukela Zulu
- juga Marshallese
- jukwa Marshallese
- suga Tok Pisin
- huka Maori
- disik Mauritian Creole
- suka Fijian
- disik Seychellois Creole
- shuga Shona
- sĭk Rade
- sogal Abenaki
- chuuk Nyâlayu
- chuxee Nyâlayu