Fliicht

Luxembourgish Etymology From rare or northern lb gmh vluht (genitive lb vlühte), from lb goh *fluht, from lb gmw-pro *fluhti flight, here not as a derivative of gem-pro *fleuhaną to flee, but of gem-pro *fleuganą to fly, for which otherwise gmh vluc. Compare dum vlucht, modern nds Flucht, both with a sense “wing of a bird”. Also cognate with en flight flying. Pronunciation lb /fliːχt/ [fliːɕt] lb iːɕt 1 Noun f wing (of a bird or animal) lb usually in the plural strand, wisp of hair Synonyms lb Flillek