mixen
German (Berlin)
/ˈmɪksən/
verb-weak
Definitions
- (transitive) to mix cause two or more substances to become combined or united
- (transitive) to mix combine several tracks, produce a finished version
Etymology
Borrowed from English mix derived from Middle English mixen derived from Old French mixte derived from Latin mixtus (mixed).
Origin
Latin
mixtus
Gloss
mixed
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- admix English
- bemix English
- comix English
- demix English
- downmix English
- enmix English
- fanmix English
- free-mix English
- freemix English
- inmix English
- intermix English
- megamix English
- mix English
- mixability English
- mixable English
- mixblood English
- mixdown English
- mixed English
- mixer English
- mixest English
- mixeth English
- mixfix English
- mixible English
- mixie English
- mixin English
- mixish English
- mixling English
- mixmaster English
- mixologist English
- mixology English
- mixtape English
- mixup English
- mixy English
- overmix English
- permix English
- postmix English
- premix English
- qumix English
- remix English
- submix English
- supermix English
- trimix English
- undermix English
- unmix English
- *ammixticō Latin
- *mixticāre Latin
- *mixticō Latin
- *mixtāre Latin
- animālia mixta Latin
- miscere Latin
- mixticius Latin
- mixticius, mixticĭus Latin
- mixtus Latin
- Getränk German
- Milch German
- Milchmixgetränk German
- misto Italian
- mix Dutch, Flemish
- mixen Dutch, Flemish
- mix French
- mixer French
- mixte French
- mesto Spanish, Castilian
- mixto Spanish, Castilian
- σύμμεικτος Ancient Greek
- *meyḱ- Proto-Indo-European
- misto Portuguese
- mikse Norwegian Nynorsk
- *mixian, miscian Old English
- mixen Middle English
- mixte Old French
- miksi Esperanto
- misto Galician
- amesteca Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- mestis Middle French
- mesto Old Portuguese
- amestar Asturian