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Beet
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beet bèèt be- -et
English
<dab>
Proper noun
s
en.
See also
en Beets
Anagrams
en beet bete
Bavarian
Etymology
From bar gmh bette, gmh bete, gmh bet, from bar goh betti, goh beti bed, flower-bed, from bar gmw-pro *badi, from bar gem-pro *badją. bar Bett bed for sleeping.
Pronunciation
bar /ˈbeːd̥/
bar eːd̥
Noun
n
bed for plants
East Central German
Pronunciation
gmw-ecg /beːt/
Etymology 1
gmw-ecg fr bête
Noun
gmw-ecg noun f n
gmw-ecg High Prussian fine after losing a card game.
gmw-ecg 1938 Walther Ziesemer Preußisches Wörterbuch: Sprache und Volkstum Nordostdeutschlands. 9-15. Entry "Bete". Ech muss beet zoahle.... I have to pay "beet"... https://dlibra.bibliotekaelblaska.pl/dlibra/publication/15189/edition/12166/content
gmw-ecg High Prussian figurative adjectival losing a card game.
Etymology 2
gmw-ecg gml bēte, compare de Bete.
Noun
gmw-ecg noun f
gmw-ecg High Prussian beet
German
Etymology
From de gmh bette, gmh bete, gmh bet, from de goh betti, goh beti bed, flower-bed, from de gmw-pro *badi, from de gem-pro *badją. de Bett bed for sleeping.
The West Germanic noun had simple -d- in the nominative/accusative and geminated -dd- in the oblique cases. This alternation was generally levelled towards the geminate, but variants with a simple consonant survived through Old and Middle High German. The form de Beet, which is of Central German origin, likely continues such dialectal forms,22 though some consider it a late and arbitrary alteration. The semantic distinction from de Bett is in any case artificial and dates from the 17th century.
Pronunciation
de /beːt/
de De-Beet.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de bet
Noun
n,(e)s
bed for plants
Declension
n,(e)s
Hyponyms
de Blumenbeet Gartenbeet Gemüsebeet Hügelbeet Möhrenbeet Zwiebelbeet
Descendants
1 da bed
References
Further reading
Low German
Pronunciation
nds /beːt/
Etymology 1
nds fr bête
Noun
f,n
nds low Prussian fine after losing a card game.
nds low Prussian, figuratively, adjectival losing a card game.
nds 1938 Walther Ziesemer Preußisches Wörterbuch: Sprache und Volkstum Nordostdeutschlands. 9-15. Entry "Bete". He ös beet He has lost the game https://dlibra.bibliotekaelblaska.pl/dlibra/publication/15189/edition/12166/content
Etymology 2
nds gml bēte, compare de Bete.
Noun
f
nds Low Prussian beet
Plautdietsch
Noun
pdt noun f plural Beete
beet
pdt 1-syllable words
pdt Vegetables