Gott

gott GOtt gött gótt English Etymology Possibly from en de Gott ("God"). Proper noun en. Anagrams en gott OGTT Cimbrian Etymology From cim gmh got, from cim goh got, from cim gmw-pro *god, from cim gem-pro *gudą god, deity. Cognate with de Gott, en God. Proper noun cim proper noun m cim Luserna 7 God cim Gott dar Hèere God the Lord References cim Christianity God Religion German Etymology de ine-pro 1 From de gmh got, from de goh got, from de gmw-pro *god, from de gem-pro *gudą. Compare nl god, en god, da gud, got 𐌲𐌿𐌸. Pronunciation de /ɡɔt/ de De-Gott.ogg de De-Gott2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m,es:s,^er ^in god de Der Tod in Venedig Thomas Mann 1912 49 2025 Nun lenkte Tag für Tag der Gott mit den hitzigen Wangen nackend sein gluthauchendes Viergespann durch die Räume des Himmels, und sein gelbes Gelock flatterte im zugleich ausstürmenden Ostwind. Now day after day the god with those red-hot cheeks drove nakedly his ember-scented chariot through the realms of the sky, and his yellow locks did flutter in the now released stream of the east wind. Declension m,es:s,^er Earlier (16-18th century), the word Gott was also declined as follows: m,es:s,^er.genpl:^eren:^ern:^er.datpl:^eren:^ern Hyponyms de Donnergott de Sonnengott See also: :Category:de:Gods Proper noun m,es:s[rare] God Usage notes The short genitive Gotts is nowadays exceedingly rare in the proper noun. Alternative forms de GOtt Derived terms de Abgott Götterdämmerung Göttergabe Göttergatte gottergeben Götterlehre Gottesacker Gottesanbeterin Gottesbeweis Gottesdienst Gottesfurcht gottesfürchtig Gottesgebärerin Gotteshaus Gottesmord Gottesreich Gottesurteil gottgegeben göttergleich gottfroh gottgefällig gottgegeben gottgläubig gottgleich Gottheit Gottkaiser Gottklasse göttlich Göttlichkeit gottlos Gottvater gottverdammt Gott hab ihn selig Gott im Himmel Gott mit uns Gottseibeiuns Gott sei Dank Götz Götze grüß Gott Herrgott Hühnergott kleine Sünden bestraft der liebe Gott sofort Lamm Gottes mein Gott Rachegott so Gott will vergelt's Gott vergöttern wie Gott in Frankreich leben Further reading Hunsrik Alternative forms hrx Kot kot Wiesemann Etymology hrx :inh gmw-cfr:Jott<id:deity> + deity69 1 Pronunciation Noun m n Getter Gettin god; deity Proper noun m n hrx Christianity God hrx Herrgott hrx Mein Gott! My God! Usage notes Gottes Derived terms hrx Herrgott gettlich References hrx God Limburgish Alternative forms li gód Gód widespread variant li Jott Krefeld Etymology li ine-pro 1 From li gmw-pro *god, from li gem-pro *gudą. Pronunciation li /ɣɔt/ [ɣot] li gott li Gott li ɔt 1 Noun li noun m li Eupen god Derived terms li göttlech gottluës gottsegedank gottsgetrö gottsiëlech Gottslammp Gottstaalder Gottswéll Härrgott Proper noun li noun m li Eupen rare God li Härrgott Usage notes Gott is rarely used to refer to the Christian god, when referring to the Christian god Härrgott is normally used. Gott is normally instead used to refer to the general concept of a god. li Religion God Christianity Luxembourgish Etymology lb gmw-pro gem-pro 2 From lb gmh got, from lb goh got. Both the vocalism (-o- instead of -a-) and the plural are influenced by de Gott. Also cognate with en god, nl god, is guð, da gud. Pronunciation lb /ɡot/ lb ot 1 Proper noun m God Synonyms lb Härgott Noun m Gëtter god lb Religion Mòcheno Etymology From mhn gmh got, from mhn goh got, from mhn gmw-pro *god, from mhn gem-pro *gudą god, deity. Cognate with de Gott, en God. Proper noun mhn proper noun m God References mhn Christianity God Religion Nauruan Etymology Borrowed from na de Gott. Pronunciation na /ɡɔt/ Proper noun na proper noun God Pennsylvania German Etymology From pdc gmh - and pdc goh got. Compare de Gott, nl god, en god. Noun pdc noun m plural Gedder god Plautdietsch Etymology From pdt gml got Noun pdt noun m plural Jetta god Proper noun pdt proper noun m God 2003, De Bibel, Mose I (Genesis) 1:1: pdt Aum Aunfank muak Gott Himmel un Ieed. In the beginning, God created heaven and earth. Derived terms pdt Aufgott gottesänlich Gottesbilt Gottesdeenst Gottesjelieeda Gottesläajna Gotteslastra Gotteslestrunk Gottheit gottlooss Related terms pdt jettlich pdt 1-syllable words