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Dachs
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dachs
German
Etymology 1
de gem-pro 1
From de gmh - and de goh dahs, from de gmw-pro *þahs.
Pronunciation
de /daks/
de De-Dachs.ogg
de /daxs/<aa:dialectal, including parts of Austria>
de aks
de DAX
Noun
m weibchen,^in,in
badger
Declension
m
Derived terms
de Beuteldachs Borneo-Sonnendachs Burma-Sonnendachs Chinesischer Sonnendachs Cuc-Phuong-Sonnendachs Dachshund Dachshündin Dachswelpe Frechdachs Honigdachs Java-Sonnendachs Klippdachs Nasenbeuteldachs Palawan-Stinkdachs Riesendachs Schweinsdachs Silberdachs Sonnendachs Streifenbeuteldachs Sunda-Stinkdachs
Etymology 2
Alternative forms
de Daches
Pronunciation
de [daxs]
de Dachs
Noun
de noun form n
de Dach gen s
Further reading
de Mustelids
de heteronyms
Hunsrik
Etymology
hrx gem-pro 1
From hrx gmh - and hrx goh dahs, from hrx gmw-pro *þahs.
Pronunciation
Dacs<hyph:Dachs>
Noun
m Dachs
badger
hrx En Dachs waar in meim Haus. A badger was in my house.
Further reading
hrx Mustelids
Luxembourgish
Alternative forms
lb Duess archaic
Etymology
From lb de Dachs, widely replacing the native form above.
Pronunciation
lb /daks/ [dɑks]
lb dacks
Noun
m
badger
lb Mustelids