Kraut

kraut English Alternative forms en kraut Etymology en :bor de:Kraut<t:cabbage> 1 From en de Kraut cabbage, alluding to the use of cabbage as an ingredient in German cuisine (namely sauerkraut). First use appears c. 1833–1837, but popularized during the First and Second World Wars.kraut Pronunciation en /kɹaʊt/ en /kɹʌʊt/ Canada en aʊt 1 en En-au-Kraut.ogg AU Noun en ethnic slur offensive derogatory slang A German. from 1841 en Boche Fritz jerry Hun sauerkraut en frog rosbif en 1991 w:Art Spiegelman Maus II: And Here My Troubles Began 112 Those Krauts can't hurt you anymore. The only ones left are dead or dying. Pantheon Books New York Derived terms en krautish Krautland krautland kraut land krautrock Krautspeak Krautwagon Translations derogatory: German Fritz Dutch: nl mof f Finnish: fi saku, fi sakemanni, fi niksmanni German: de Kraut m, de Krautfresser m, de Krautfresserin f Italian: it crucco m, it crucca f Polish: pl szwab m, pl szwabka f, pl szkop m Russian: ru фриц m, ru ганс m, ru бу́ндес m German References Anagrams en akrtu Kartu kurta en informal demonyms en Germany German Pronunciation de /kʁaʊ̯t/ de De-Kraut2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-Kraut.OGG Etymology 1 de gmh krūt, from de goh krūt, goh chrūt, from de gmw-pro *krūd plant, vegetable, herb. Noun n,(e)s,^er ^chen,^lein de countable herb; useful plant plant used to flavour food, or for medicinal effect de countable botany herbaceous plant de uncountable regional southern Germany Austria cabbage vegetable de Kohl de uncountable regional western Germany a thick syrup made from sugar beets or, less often, fruit Usage notes The sense cabbage is found in northern and central Germany only in the words de Krautsalat and de Sauerkraut, but not otherwise. Declension n,(e)s,^er Hyponyms de Beikraut Berufkraut Bitterkraut Bohnenkraut Brennkraut Eisenkraut Farnkraut Ferkelkraut Fingerkraut Füllkraut Gewürzkraut Gliedkraut Heidekraut Heilkraut Johanniskraut Labkraut Leimkraut Rübenkraut Sauerkraut Scharbockskraut Schaumkraut Seifenkraut Suppenkraut Tausendgüldenkraut Uferkraut Unkraut Wiesenkraut Wildkraut Würzkraut Derived terms de krautig krautartig Related terms de Krautroulade Krautsalat Krautwickel Kraut und Rüben ins Kraut schießen Kräuterbutter Kräuterkissen Kräuterlikör Kräuterbitter Kräuteressig Kräutergarten Kräuterheilkunde Kräuterkäse Kräutersammler Kräutersoße Kräutertee Etymology 2 From de en Kraut German, mostly via American films and books about World Wars I and II. The English term is from de de Sauerkraut, due to the British and American perception of sauerkraut as a stereotypically German dish. Noun m,,s de German de slang derogatory offensive a German (from an Anglo-Saxon perspective) de Fritz Derived terms de Krautrock Further reading Kraut_Deutscher Kraut (Deutscher) Kraut_Meeresfrucht Kraut (Meeresfrucht) Kraut_Pflanze_Kohl Kraut (Pflanze, Kohl) Hunsrik Pronunciation Noun n Kreiter Kreitche herb Derived terms hrx Krachkraut Noun n cabbage Derived terms hrx Krautstock Further reading 97 Luxembourgish Etymology lb goh krūt, from lb gmw-pro *krūd. Pronunciation lb /kræu̯t/ [kʀæˑʊ̯t] Noun n Kraider Kraidchen herb, plant Further reading