путер
Serbo-Croatian
noun
Definitions
- butter
Etymology
Borrowed from German Butter (butter) derived from Middle High German buter derived from Old High German butira derived from *buterā derived from Latin būtȳrum derived from Ancient Greek βούτῡρον (cow cheese, butter).
Origin
Ancient Greek
βούτῡρον
Gloss
cow cheese, butter
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- butter English
- butyra Latin
- butyrum Latin
- būtȳrum Latin
- Butter German
- Butterbirne German
- Butterblume German
- Butterbrot German
- Butterdose German
- Butterfass German
- Butterkäse German
- Buttermilch German
- Butterpilz German
- Butterröhrling German
- Buttersoße German
- Buttersäure German
- Bütterken German
- Erdnussbutter German
- Kakaobutter German
- Knoblauchbutter German
- Sahnebutter German
- Yakbutter German
- buttern German
- butterweich German
- burro Italian
- butyrique French
- βουτύρινος Ancient Greek
- βούτυρον Ancient Greek
- βούτυρον, βούτῡρον Ancient Greek
- βούτῡρον Ancient Greek
- botere Old English
- butere Old English
- bure Old French
- puter Serbo-Croatian
- butera Old High German
- butira Old High German
- beurre Norman
- burre Norman
- bür Norman
- buter Middle High German
- Botter Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *buterā gmw-pro
- *butera Old Dutch
- *butera Old Saxon
- butir Maltese
- butere Old Frisian
- butra Lower Sorbian
- buturo Old Spanish
- butir Dalmatian