Sucht
Luxemburgeois
/zuχt/
noun
Definitions
- addiction
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German suht inherited from Proto-Germanic *suhtiz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*suhtiz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Alkoholsucht German
- Blähsucht German
- Drogensucht German
- Eifersucht German
- Fallsucht German
- Fettsucht German
- Gelbsucht German
- Kaufsucht German
- Magersucht German
- Rachsucht German
- Ruhmsucht German
- Schwindsucht German
- Sehnsucht German
- Sucht German
- Suchtgift German
- Suchtmittel German
- Tanzsucht German
- Tobsucht German
- Wassersucht German
- Zanksucht German
- suchtartig German
- suchtkrank German
- süchtig German
- bemoeizucht Dutch, Flemish
- blauwzucht Dutch, Flemish
- boekenzucht Dutch, Flemish
- drankzucht Dutch, Flemish
- geelzucht Dutch, Flemish
- genotzucht Dutch, Flemish
- hebzucht Dutch, Flemish
- heerszucht Dutch, Flemish
- ijverzucht Dutch, Flemish
- oorlogzucht Dutch, Flemish
- regeerzucht Dutch, Flemish
- roofzucht Dutch, Flemish
- schimpzucht Dutch, Flemish
- schraapzucht Dutch, Flemish
- speelzucht Dutch, Flemish
- spilzucht Dutch, Flemish
- staatzucht Dutch, Flemish
- statuszucht Dutch, Flemish
- vernielzucht Dutch, Flemish
- verzamelzucht Dutch, Flemish
- vetzucht Dutch, Flemish
- vraatzucht Dutch, Flemish
- winzucht Dutch, Flemish
- zelfzucht Dutch, Flemish
- zucht Dutch, Flemish
- *suhtiz Proto-Germanic
- suht Old English
- sótt Old Norse
- drepsótt Icelandic
- mænusótt Icelandic
- sárasótt Icelandic
- sótt Icelandic
- sótthreinsa Icelandic
- sóttkví Icelandic
- sucht Middle Dutch
- suht Old High German
- suht Middle High German
- 𐍃𐌰𐌿𐌷𐍄𐍃 Gothic
- suht Old Saxon
- soktu Sranan Tongo