anijs
Dutch (Brabantic)
/aːˈnɛi̯s/
noun
Definitions
- anise (plant and spice)
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch anis derived from Old French anis derived from Latin anīsum derived from Ancient Greek ἄνισον (aniseed).
Origin
Ancient Greek
ἄνισον
Gloss
aniseed
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anisum Latin
- anīsum Latin
- anice Italian
- ster Dutch, Flemish
- steranijs Dutch, Flemish
- anis French
- анис Russian
- ἂνισον Ancient Greek
- ἄνισον Ancient Greek
- ἄνῑσον Ancient Greek
- anis Norwegian Bokmål
- anis Norwegian Nynorsk
- anys Middle English
- ainís Irish
- anis Danish
- أنيسون Arabic
- أَنِيسُون Arabic
- أَنْسُون, أنيسون Arabic
- anis Old French
- anis Serbo-Croatian
- анис Serbo-Croatian
- γλυκάνισο Greek (modern)
- anis Middle Dutch
- anys Afrikaans
- steranys Afrikaans
- anis Norman
- anīs Middle High German
- jnst Egyptian
- анис Macedonian
- անիսոն Middle Armenian