ברויט
Yiddish
/brɔɪ̯t/, [breɪ̯t], [brɔɪ̯t], [brɔut]
noun
Definitions
- bread
- loaf
- (colloquial) livelihood
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German brōt inherited from Old High German brōt inherited from *braud inherited from Proto-Germanic *braudą (cooked food, leavened bread, piece, bread, fragment).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*braudą
Gloss
cooked food, leavened bread, piece, bread, fragment
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bread English
- Abendbrot German
- Affenbrotbaum German
- Aschenbrot German
- Brot German
- Brotbackautomat German
- Brotberuf German
- Brotbrechen German
- Brotbäcker German
- Brotherr German
- Brothändler German
- Brotkasten German
- Brotkorb German
- Brotmesser German
- Brotschnitte German
- Brotschrift German
- Brotsuppe German
- Brötchen German
- Butterbrot German
- Fladenbrot German
- Graubrot German
- Johannisbrotbaum German
- Knoblauchbrot German
- Kommissbrot German
- Krabbenbrot German
- Käsebrot German
- Ofenbrot German
- Roggenbrot German
- Rosinenbrot German
- Schaubrot German
- Schwarzbrot German
- Toastbrot German
- Vollkornbrot German
- Weizenbrot German
- Weißbrot German
- Zubrot German
- Zuckerbrot German
- brotlos German
- *bʰerw- Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰrew- Proto-Indo-European
- *braudą Proto-Germanic
- bread Old English
- brēad Old English
- brauð Old Norse
- brot Old High German
- brōt Old High German
- brōt Middle High German
- Brout Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *𐌱𐍂𐌰𐌿𐌸 Gothic
- ברייטל Yiddish
- מאַנדל Yiddish
- מאַנדלבראָט Yiddish
- קאָרן Yiddish
- קאָרנברויט Yiddish
- *braud gmw-pro
- *brōd Old Dutch
- proat Cimbrian
- pròat Cimbrian
- *brōd Old Saxon
- brōd Old Saxon
- brot Alemannic German
- broud Alemannic German
- bruat Alemannic German
- bròt Alemannic German
- bröt Alemannic German
- brad Old Frisian
- brād Old Frisian
- bod Volapük
- proat Mòcheno
- Brot Pennsylvania German
- Brod Hunsrik
- proot Hunsrik
- proat Bavarian
- broe Crimean Gothic