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Rosine
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German
de:
Etymology
From de gmh rosīn, gmh *rosīne, from de dum rosīne (whence nl rozijn), from de fro-pic *roisine, northern variant of fro raisin (whence also fr raisin and en raisin), from de la-lat racīmus, from de la racēmus.
Within German, the word was originally chiefly Low and Central German, while Upper German dialects used the word de Zibebe. It is therefore likely that the modern form with a monophthong (instead of expected de Roseine, which does occur dialectally) was influenced by de gml rosīne. An association with Latinate and French words in de -ine is also possible.
Pronunciation
de /ʁoˈziːnə/
de De-Rosine.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de Ro si ne
Noun
f
raisin
de Zibebe<q:Austria; dialectal in southern Germany>
Declension
f
Hyponyms
de Korinthe
de Sultanine
Derived terms
de Rosinenbomber
de Rosinenkuchen
de Rosinenpickerei
de sich die Rosinen rauspicken
Descendants
pl rodzynka 1
csb rozina 1
cs rozinka 1, cs hrozinka 1 1 (contaminated with cs hrozen)
sk hrozienko 1 (contaminated with sk hrozno)
Further reading