Hëtzt
Luxemburgeois
/hetst/
noun
Definitions
- heat
Etymology
Suffix from Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch Hëtz inherited from Middle High German hitze inherited from Old High German hizza inherited from Proto-Germanic *hitjō (heat).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*hitjō
Gloss
heat
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Scoville heat unit English
- afterheat English
- bioheat English
- bloodheat English
- deheat English
- foreheat English
- heat English
- heat index English
- heat-proof English
- heatability English
- heatable English
- heaten English
- heater English
- heatest English
- heateth English
- heatful English
- heating English
- heatless English
- heatmapping English
- heatproof English
- heatseeker English
- heatshield English
- heatsick English
- heatwave English
- heaty English
- overheat English
- preheat English
- reheat English
- superheat English
- ultraheat English
- underheat English
- Hitze German
- Hitzebeständigkeit German
- Hitzeentwicklung German
- Hitzewelle German
- erhitzen German
- hitzefrei German
- hitzig German
- überhitzen German
- heet Dutch, Flemish
- hitte Dutch, Flemish
- hitteberoerte Dutch, Flemish
- hittegolf Dutch, Flemish
- hitteschild Dutch, Flemish
- *hitjō Proto-Germanic
- heat Swedish
- hete Middle English
- hitte Middle Dutch
- hizza Old High German
- hitze Middle High German
- Hëtz Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- hëtzeg Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *hitta Old Dutch
- hitz Cimbrian