Ochs

English Proper noun en. Alemannic German Etymology From gsw gmh ohse, from gsw goh ohso. Pronunciation gsw /oxs/ Zurich Noun gsw noun m plural Ochse ox; bullock gsw 1903 w:Robert Walser Der Teich Uh, wie n'er brület! Wie n'en Ochs, we me ne wot metzge. Ugh, how he bellows! Like an ox that's about to be slaughtered. German Pronunciation de /ɔks/ de De-Ochs.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m.weak de regional or poetic de Ochse ox de Den Sozialismus in seinem Lauf / hält weder Ochs noch Esel auf. Socialist slogan, famously quoted by Erich Honecker in August 1989 Socialism in its course will be stopped neither by oxen nor by donkeys. Declension m.weak Further reading Hunsrik Etymology hrx :inh gmw-cfr:Ohs<id:ox> ox +119 2 Pronunciation oks<hyph:Ochs> Noun m Ochse Echsje ox adult castrated male of cattle hrx Kuh<t:cow> Stier<t:bull> Derived terms hrx Ochsewaan References hrx Cattle Male animals Luxembourgish Etymology lb :bor de:Ochse<id:ox> ox + The originally Luxembourgish form is lb Uess 1, which is still in use, but now less common. Pronunciation lb /oks/ Noun m Ochsen ox lb Uess lb colloquial idiot lb Kuck dach, wuer s de trëppels, du Ochs! Look where you're walking, you idiot! lb Cattle Male animals