Weizen
German (Berlin)
/ˈvaɪ̯tsən/
noun
Definitions
- wheat
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German weize inherited from Old High German weizi (wheat).
Origin
Old High German
weizi
Gloss
wheat
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
麦
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Wheatland English
- cow-wheat English
- hefeweizen English
- nonwheat English
- notwheat English
- wheat English
- wheat bread English
- wheat flour English
- wheatback English
- wheatbelt English
- wheatberry English
- wheatbird English
- wheatboard English
- wheatear English
- wheaten English
- wheatfield English
- wheatflake English
- wheatgrass English
- wheatings English
- wheatish English
- wheatland English
- wheatless English
- wheatlike English
- wheatmeal English
- wheatrick English
- wheatsheaf English
- wheatstack English
- wheatstalk English
- wheatworm English
- wheaty English
- Bier German
- Brot German
- Buche German
- Buchweizen German
- Buchweizenmehl German
- Feld German
- Hartweizen German
- Hefe German
- Hefeweizen German
- Keimöl German
- Korn German
- Mischbrot German
- Stärke German
- Weizenbier German
- Weizenbrot German
- Weizenfeld German
- Weizenkeimöl German
- Weizenkorn German
- Weizenmischbrot German
- Weizenstärke German
- Winter German
- Winterweizen German
- hart German
- boekweit Dutch, Flemish
- weit Dutch, Flemish
- πυρός Ancient Greek
- hvete Norwegian Bokmål
- *hwaitijaz Proto-Germanic
- vete Swedish
- hwæte Old English
- whete Middle English
- hveiti Old Norse
- hvede Danish
- hveiti Icelandic
- weit Middle Dutch
- weizi Old High German
- hveiti Faroese
- weize Middle High German
- Weess Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- ווייץ Yiddish
- *hwaitī gmw-pro
- bòotze Cimbrian
- wait Westrobothnian
- weet Western Frisian
- hwēte Old Frisian
- wit Tok Pisin
- Woaz Bavarian
- wiit Chuukese