chrud
Alemannic German
noun
Definitions
- (Carcoforo) grass
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German krūt inherited from Old High German krūt inherited from Proto-Germanic *krūdą (herb, plant, vegetable).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*krūdą
Gloss
herb, plant, vegetable
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
菜
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Kraut English
- Beikraut German
- Bohnenkraut German
- Eisenkraut German
- Farnkraut German
- Ferkelkraut German
- Fingerkraut German
- Gewürzkraut German
- Heidekraut German
- Heilkraut German
- Josefskraut German
- Kraut German
- Sauerkraut German
- Suppenkraut German
- Unkraut German
- Wildkraut German
- krautig German
- blaasjeskruid Dutch, Flemish
- bonenkruid Dutch, Flemish
- kattenkruid Dutch, Flemish
- kroontjeskruid Dutch, Flemish
- kruid Dutch, Flemish
- kruidachtig Dutch, Flemish
- kruiden Dutch, Flemish
- kruidenier Dutch, Flemish
- kruidenthee Dutch, Flemish
- kruidentuin Dutch, Flemish
- kruidig Dutch, Flemish
- kruidnagel Dutch, Flemish
- kruidnoot Dutch, Flemish
- onkruid Dutch, Flemish
- pijpkruid Dutch, Flemish
- toekruid Dutch, Flemish
- tuimelkruid Dutch, Flemish
- zeepkruid Dutch, Flemish
- *krūdą Proto-Germanic
- krydda Swedish
- krydd Old Norse
- cruut Middle Dutch
- krūt Old High German
- kruid Afrikaans
- krūt Middle High German
- Kraut Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- קרויט Yiddish
- krūd Old Dutch
- krūt Middle Low German
- krǖden Middle Low German
- krūd Old Saxon
- chrüt Alemannic German
- Kruut Low German