bede
Danish
/beːðə/, /beːðə/, /beːˀ/, /beːðə/, /beːðə/, /beːðə/
noun
Definitions
- beet the root plant Beta vulgaris
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle Low German bēye derived from Latin bēta (beet).
Origin
Latin
bēta
Gloss
beet
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- beadle English
- beet English
- beetfly English
- beetroot English
- beeturia English
- beetworm English
- bid English
- bidale English
- biddability English
- biddable English
- bidder English
- biddest English
- biddeth English
- bidworthy English
- counterbid English
- cuebid English
- forbid English
- megabid English
- misbid English
- outbid English
- overbid English
- prebid English
- rebid English
- silverbeet English
- underbid English
- bēta Latin
- Bete German
- Bittbrief German
- abbitten German
- ausbitten German
- bitten German
- erbitten German
- beta Italian
- bieta Italian
- bietola Italian
- bette French
- βῆτα Ancient Greek
- bede Norwegian Bokmål
- beterraba Portuguese
- *bidjaną Proto-Germanic
- be Swedish
- beta Swedish
- bedul Old English
- biddan Old English
- gebiddan Old English
- bete Middle English
- bidden Middle English
- biðja Old Norse
- bedemand Danish
- mand Danish
- til Danish
- tilbede Danish
- tilbedelse Danish
- beto Esperanto
- bleda Catalan, Valencian
- biðill Icelandic
- biðja Icelandic
- þrábiðja Icelandic
- beterraba Galician
- bete Middle Dutch
- bitten Old High German
- biðja Faroese
- bette Norman
- bete Middle Low German
- bēye Middle Low German
- biddian Old Saxon
- biþia Old Swedish
- bidden Low German