Bottich

Bavarian Etymology Compare de Bottech. Noun bar German Etymology From de gmh botech, gmh boteche, de goh botega, goh potacha large barrel (9th century). Primarily Upper German, likely loaned from a Late Latin variant of la apothēca storage room, wine cellar, in Middle Latin also "barrel, vessel, container", making it a de Apotheke Bodega Boutique 1, or from la butica, la-lat buttis barrel. The Old High German word was feminine, the masculine genus appears in Middle High German, although some Upper German dialects retain feminine gender (bar bottig f). Pronunciation de /ˈbɔtɪç/ de De-Bottich.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m tub, vat fairly large, open vessel de Kübel Pott Topf Schüssel Wanne Bütte Zuber Usage notes A de Bottich was originally a wooden vessel, which specification is maintained by several contemporary dictionaries. However, this is archaic. The word is now commonly used also for vessels made of plastic or even ceramic or stone. Only with metal, the term de Kessel is preferable. Declension m See also de Böttcher not directly related Further reading Swabian Alternative forms swg Pottich Etymology A merger of swg goh botega large barrel and swg goh botah body.Schwäbisches Wörterbuch Keller Adelbert V. Bottich https://archive.org/details/schwbischeswrte00kellgoog/page/n692/mode/2up Tübingen H. Laupp 1904 1 1327 Noun swg noun wooden basin, bucket trunk, body of human or animal References swg Body Containers