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Fuder
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fuder
German
Etymology
From de goh fuodar, from de gmw-pro *fōþr.
Pronunciation
de /ˈfuːdɐ/
de De-Fuder.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de uːdɐ 2
Noun
n
A wagonload, cartload
A unit of measure for wine equal to roughly 1000 litres
Declension
n
Related terms
de Liter
de Units of measure
Pennsylvania German
Etymology 1
Compare de Futter, en fodder.
Noun
pdc noun n
feed, fodder
Etymology 2
Compare de Futter, ang fōdor, and nl voering.
Noun
pdc noun n plural Fuder
lining of a garment
pdc Clothing Foods