Ghüder

Alemannic German Alternative forms gsw Küder Chüder Etymology gsw. Possibly from an earlier form gsw Ghuder Ghuder, Gehuder deplorable clothes, possibly related to de Kutten. Alternatively possibly related to gsw Gehudel sloppiness, haste from gsw huddle to do sloppily and in a rush, cognate with de Gehudel. Alternatively possibly related to gsw Gehäder messy knots, entanglement, mess, complication, see also de verheddern. Alternatively possibly inherited from gsw gmh kūder tow shaved-off fibers from working flax or hemp 1, which might be related to the first part of de Kauderwelsch, which has been suggested to be etymologically related to de Chur. Possibly related to its central Switzerland synonym gsw Güsel, gsw Gusel. Noun gsw noun m no plural gsw Bern trash gsw Ghüder näbem Chübu isch es Übu. Trash by the side of the trash can is a curse. Derived terms gsw ghüdere throw into the trash gsw Ghüderchübu trash can Further reading 2 999 10821 "Abfall? Müll? Kehricht? Mist? Güsel?" dialektwoerter.ch