Becher
German (Berlin)
/ˈbɛçɐ/
noun
Definitions
- a cylindrical or slightly conical drinking vessel without a stem, typically with no handle, beaker
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German becher inherited from Old High German behhari derived from Latin bīcārium.
Origin
Latin
bīcārium
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- beaker English
- beakerful English
- bacar Latin
- bicarium Latin
- bicārium Latin
- bīcārium Latin
- picarium Latin
- pīcārium Latin
- Asche German
- Aschenbecher German
- Eier German
- Eierbecher German
- Kunststoff German
- Kunststoffbecher German
- Pappbecher German
- Pappe German
- Plast German
- Plastbecher German
- Plaste German
- Plastebecher German
- Plastetrinkbecher German
- Plastik German
- Plastikbecher German
- Trinkbecher German
- trinken German
- pohár Hungarian
- bicchierata Italian
- bicchiere Italian
- sottobicchiere Italian
- beker Dutch, Flemish
- bekerfinale Dutch, Flemish
- bekerplant Dutch, Flemish
- bekertoernooi Dutch, Flemish
- bekerwedstrijd Dutch, Flemish
- gifbeker Dutch, Flemish
- maatbeker Dutch, Flemish
- bécher French
- βῖκος Ancient Greek
- bägare Swedish
- ビーカー Japanese
- bekyr Middle English
- bæger Danish
- æggebæger Danish
- ašenbeher Serbo-Croatian
- ašnbeher Serbo-Croatian
- pehar Serbo-Croatian
- ашенбехер Serbo-Croatian
- pahar Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- beker Middle Dutch
- behhari Old High German
- pehhari Old High German
- beker Afrikaans
- becher Middle High German
- Becher Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- pehar Albanian
- bikeri Old Saxon
- bikare Old Swedish
- bjachaŕ Lower Sorbian
- bicer Venetian
- bikera Mòcheno
- aszynbecher Silesian