פֿערשקע
Yiddish
[ˈfɛʁʃkə]
noun
Definitions
- peach
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German pfersich inherited from Old High German phersih derived from Latin persica affix from Yiddish ־קע.
Origin
Yiddish
־קע
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- peach English
- peachblow English
- peachen English
- peacher English
- peachery English
- peachfuzz English
- peachish English
- peachleaf English
- peachless English
- peachlike English
- peachtree English
- peachwood English
- peachy English
- *pessica Latin
- mālum Latin
- persica Latin
- persicum Latin
- persicus Latin
- Pfirsich German
- Pfirsichbaum German
- Pfirsichstein German
- pfirsichfarben German
- perzik Dutch, Flemish
- пе́рсик Russian
- fersken Norwegian Bokmål
- persika Swedish
- ピーチ Japanese
- fersken Norwegian Nynorsk
- peche Middle English
- piersică Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- พีช Thai
- perseke Middle Dutch
- persich Old High German
- phersih Old High German
- perske Afrikaans
- pfersich Middle High German
- ־קע Yiddish
- אַרטיסטקע Yiddish
- געסקע Yiddish
- יאָשקע Yiddish
- ייִדישקע Yiddish
- virsik Estonian
- chearsicã Aromanian
- Fërsich Alemannic German
- pichi Swahili
- pirsigheîn Istriot
- pilkësh Unami