Bruut

bruut Alemannic German Etymology From gsw goh brūt, from gsw gem-pro *brūdiz. Cognate with de Braut, nl bruid, en bride, is brúður. Noun gsw noun f plural Brüüt diminutive Brüütli bride gsw Marriage Female people Central Franconian Alternative forms gmw-cfr Bruck Kölsch, gmw-cfr Brock other Ripuarian gmw-cfr Brutt Siegerland, gmw-cfr Braut other Moselle Franconian Etymology From gmw-cfr gmh brūt. Pronunciation gmw-cfr /bʀuːt/ gmw-cfr Brut may be distinguished by tone Noun gmw-cfr noun f plural Brüüt or Brüü gmw-cfr westernmost and northernmost _ Ripuarian bride Usage notes The plural gmw-cfr Brüüt occurs in both areas; the form gmw-cfr Brüü is restricted to the west (around Aachen). gmw-cfr Marriage Female people East Central German Etymology From gmw-ecg gmh brōt, from gmw-ecg goh brōt. Compare de Brot and gmw-cfr Brut. Noun gmw-ecg noun n gmw-ecg Erzgebirgisch bread Further reading 27 Low German Alternative forms nds Brût Low Prussian nds bruud East Pomeranian in Brazil Noun f bride nds informal girlfriend