Schatz

Schätz English Etymology As a en de - and Jewish surname, from de Schatz treasure. Also as a Jewish surname, from an acronym derived from en he שליח ציבור shalíakh tsibúr, "congregation's emissary," of the Hazzan. Pronunciation en /ʃæts/ en æts 1 Proper noun es en. Further reading German de quote for 1st sense Etymology de gem-pro ine-pro 1 From de gmh schaz schaz, schatz, from de goh skaz skaz, scaz, from de gmw-pro *skatt cattle, treasure. 2 cog Cognate with non skattr (da skat, nb skatt, nn skatt, sv skatt), got 𐍃𐌺𐌰𐍄𐍄𐍃, ang sċeatt, nl schat. Pronunciation de /ʃat͡s/ de ats 1 de De-Schatz.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m,,^e ^chen,^lein,^elein,^el,^elchen,^le,^ele,eli,l,erl,i,^ken[(also) Ruhrdeutsch],^eken[(also) Ruhrdeutsch] treasure darling, sweetheart, honey de 1844 Heinrich Heine Tragödie III Neue Gedichte Auf ihrem Grab da steht eine Linde, / drin pfeifen die Vögel und Abendwinde, / und drunter sitzt, auf dem grünen Platz, / der Müllersknecht mit seinem Schatz. On their grave a lime-tree grows, / Where birds and evening breezes whistle, / And on the turf beneath it sit / The miller-lad and his love. Declension m,,^e Synonyms darling, sweetheart, honey de Liebling m, de Liebchen n, de Liebster m/de Liebste f, de Herzblatt n, de Habibi Hyponyms de Bücherschatz Edelsteinschatz Goldschatz Kunstschatz Liederschatz Münzschatz Schatzordnung Silberschatz Sprachschatz Wortschatz Zitatenschatz Derived terms de Schatzamt Schatzfund Schatzgräber Schatzgrube Schatzinsel Schatzkammer Schatzkanzler Schatzkarte Schatzkästchen Schatzkiste Schatzmeister Schatzsuche Schatzsucher Schatztruhe Descendants pdt Schauz 1 1 stq Skats Schats sh - 1 Latin: sh šȍc Cyrillic: sh шо̏ц szl szac 1 Further reading de de endearing terms Hunsrik Etymology hrx gem-pro ine-pro 1 From hrx gmh schaz, from hrx goh scaz, from hrx gmw-pro *skatt cattle, treasure. Pronunciation Noun m Schetz Schetzje treasure darling, sweetheart Further reading Luxembourgish Alternative forms lb Schaz Etymology lb gem-pro ine-pro 1 From lb gmh schaz, from lb goh scaz, from lb gmw-pro *skatt cattle, treasure. The native form is lb Schaz (cf. lb Kaz, Saz etc.). The short-vowel form was influenced by lb de Schatz. Pronunciation lb [ʃɑt͡s] lb ɑts 1 Noun m Schätz treasure Further reading Pennsylvania German Etymology 1 From pdc gmh schaz, from pdc goh skaz, from pdc gmw-pro *skatt. Compare de Schatz, nl schat. Noun pdc noun m plural Schatz treasure sweetheart, darling Etymology 2 Probably from pdc gml schörte, from pdc osx *skurtia, from pdc gmw-pro *skurtijā. Compare de Schürze, nl schort, en shirt. Noun pdc noun m plural Schatz apron pdc Clothing pdc endearing terms