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Buuk
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buuk
East Central German
Etymology
From gmw-ecg gmh boc, gmh poc, from gmw-ecg goh boc, from gmw-ecg gmw-pro *bukk.
Noun
gmw-ecg noun plural Beck dimunative Beckl m
gmw-ecg Erzgebirgisch buck, ram
Derived terms
gmw-ecg Buuksturz
Further reading
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Low German
Alternative forms
nds Buk
Etymology
From nds gml bûk, from nds osx būk, from nds gem-pro *būkaz belly, body. Cognate with pdt Buck and de Bauch belly.
Pronunciation
nds [buːk]
Noun
m nds GLG
nds in several dialects, including _ Low Prussian stomach
nds in several dialects, including _ Low Prussian belly, abdomen
Synonyms
nds Liiw (body, figuratively belly)
nds Mage (stomach)
Saterland Frisian
Etymology
From stq ofs būk, from stq gmw-pro *būk, from stq gem-pro *būkaz. More at en bouk.
Noun
stq noun m
belly; abdomen; stomach
Synonyms
stq Wampe