butik
Danish
[b̥uˈtˢiɡ̊]
noun
Definitions
- store, shop
Etymology
Borrowed from French boutique (shop) derived from Latin apothēca (storehouse, repository, warehouse, lb, la) derived from Ancient Greek ἀποθήκη (storehouse, repository, a repository).
Origin
Ancient Greek
ἀποθήκη
Gloss
storehouse, repository, a repository
Kanji
蔵
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- boutique English
- apotheca Latin
- apothecarius Latin
- apotheco Latin
- apothēca Latin
- apothēcārius Latin
- Apotheke German
- Boutique German
- butik Hungarian
- patika Hungarian
- bottega Italian
- boutique Italian
- boetiek Dutch, Flemish
- arrière-boutique French
- bottega French
- boutique French
- boutiquier French
- апте́ка Russian
- бутик Russian
- apoteca Spanish, Castilian
- bodega Spanish, Castilian
- botica Spanish, Castilian
- boutique Spanish, Castilian
- butica Spanish, Castilian
- ἀποθήκη Ancient Greek
- *dʰeh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- apotek Norwegian Bokmål
- butikk Norwegian Bokmål
- bodega Portuguese
- botica Portuguese
- boutique Portuguese
- butik Swedish
- ブティック Japanese
- apteka Polish
- butik Polish
- apotek Norwegian Nynorsk
- butikk Norwegian Nynorsk
- grænse Danish
- grænsebutik Danish
- nær Danish
- nærbutik Danish
- apatyka Czech
- butik Serbo-Croatian
- αποθήκη Greek (modern)
- apoteke Middle Dutch
- Buttek Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- boutique Middle French
- אַפּטייק Yiddish
- adega Old Portuguese
- bodik Middle Low German
- аптека Macedonian
- botica Asturian
- buteghe Friulian
- botica Old Occitan
- Apteek German Low German
- botéga Venetian
- botaiga Dalmatian
- apoteka Old Polish