Kuh

kuh Central Franconian Alternative forms gmw-cfr Koh Ripuarian, northern Moselle Franconian Etymology gmw-cfr :inh gmh:kuo<id:cow> cow + Noun gmw-cfr noun f gmw-cfr southern _ Moselle Franconian cow female bovine animal Descendants hrx Kuh lb Kou German Etymology de :inh gmh:kuo ++ Pronunciation de /kuː/ de De-Kuh.ogg de De-Kuh2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de uː 1 de Q Noun f,^e Kühchen,Kuhchen cow female bovine animal at or near adulthood Usage notes Unlike en cow, the German singular is not used for bulls or calves. The plural de Kühe may at times be used generically when gender and age are not known (as when seeing a herd from afar) or irrelevant (as when speaking of the species as such). However, the word de Rind Rinder is more common for this, and only it would normally be used when bulls and calves are visibly included. Declension f,^e Derived terms de Almkuh Elefantenkuh Hirschkuh Wiesenkuh Melkkuh Milchkuh Mutterkuh Stallkuh Kuhauge Kuhbein Kuhdorf Kuheuter Kuhfladen Kuhglocke Kuhhaut Kuhhüter Kuhhorn Kuhmaul Kuhmilch Kuhschwanz Kuhstall Kuhtreiber Kuhweide Kuhwiese Kuhzaun Further reading de Cattle Female animals Hunsrik Alternative forms hrx khuu Wiesemann Etymology hrx :inh gmw-cfr:Kuh<id:cow> cow +99 1 Pronunciation Noun f Kih Kihche cow Derived terms hrx Millichkuh Kuhmist Kuhmillich Kuhstall References hrx Cattle Female animals Pennsylvania German Kuh koo thumb|En Kuh. Etymology pdc gem-pro ine-pro 2 From pdc gmh kuo, from pdc goh kuo, from pdc gmw-pro *kō. Cognates include de Kuh and en cow. Pronunciation pdc /ˈkuː/ pdc uː 1 pdc Kuh Noun f Kieh cow References Koo 83 259 kuh pdc Bovines Livestock