*kāsijaz
Runic: ᚲᚨᛊᛁᛃᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈkɑː.si.jɑz/noun · masculine · ja-stem
Meanings
cheese
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin cāseus.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | kāsijaz | kāsijōz, kāsijōs |
| Acc. | kāsiją | kāsijanz |
| Gen. | kāsijas, kāsīs | kāsijǫ̂ |
| Dat. | kāsijai | kāsijamaz |
| Inst. | kāsijō | kāsijamiz |
| Voc. | kāsī | kāsijōz, kāsijōs |
Descendants
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*kāsī (Proto-West Germanic)
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*cāsi (Old Dutch)
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câse, kese (Middle Dutch)
- kieës, kees (Limburgish)
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câse, kese (Middle Dutch)
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*cāsi (Old Dutch)
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*kāsī (Proto-West Germanic)
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*cāsi (Old Dutch)
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câse, kese (Middle Dutch)
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kaas (Dutch)
- kasi (Aukan)
- kasi (Berbice Creole Dutch)
- kääs (Jersey Dutch)
- kaas, kaes (Negerhollands)
- keshi (Papiamentu)
- kas (Peranakan Indonesian)
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kaas (Dutch)
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câse, kese (Middle Dutch)
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*cāsi (Old Dutch)
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*kāsī (Proto-West Germanic)
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*cāsi (Old Dutch)
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câse, kese (Middle Dutch)
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kaas (Dutch)
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kaas (Afrikaans)
- kase (Sotho)
- kase (Tswana)
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kaas (Afrikaans)
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kaas (Dutch)
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câse, kese (Middle Dutch)
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*cāsi (Old Dutch)
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*kāsī (Proto-West Germanic)
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*cāsi (Old Dutch)
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câse, kese (Middle Dutch)
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kaas (Dutch)
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kasi (Sranan Tongo)
- kási (Caribbean Hindustani)
- kási (Saramaccan)
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kasi (Sranan Tongo)
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kaas (Dutch)
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câse, kese (Middle Dutch)
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*cāsi (Old Dutch)
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*kāsī (Proto-West Germanic)
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ċīese, ċīse, ċȳse, ċȳsa, ċēse, ċǣse (Old English)
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chese, cheese, chesse, cheys, chiese, chise, cæse, ceose, cuse, cyse (Middle English)
- cheese (English)
- cheese (Scots)
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chese, cheese, chesse, cheys, chiese, chise, cæse, ceose, cuse, cyse (Middle English)
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ċīese, ċīse, ċȳse, ċȳsa, ċēse, ċǣse (Old English)
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*kāsī (Proto-West Germanic)
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tzīse, *tzēse (Old Frisian)
- ? (East Frisian)
- ? (North Frisian)
- tsiis, tsjiis (West Frisian)
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tzīse, *tzēse (Old Frisian)
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*kāsī (Proto-West Germanic)
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kāsi, chāsi (Old High German)
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kæse (Middle High German)
- Chääs, Chees, Chèès (Alemannic German)
- Kas, Kaas (Bavarian)
- Kaas, Kees (East Franconian)
- Käse (German)
- Kees (Hunsrik)
- Kies (Kölsch)
- Kéis (Luxembourgish)
- ? (Rhine Franconian)
- kȳz (Vilamovian)
- קעז (kez) (Yiddish)
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kæse (Middle High German)
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kāsi, chāsi (Old High German)
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*kāsī (Proto-West Germanic)
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kāsi (Old Saxon)
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kêse (Middle Low German)
- Kjees (Plautdietsch)
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kêse (Middle Low German)
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kāsi (Old Saxon)
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*kāsī (Proto-West Germanic)
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kāsi (Old Saxon)
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kêse (Middle Low German)
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Käse (Low German)
- keze (Dutch Low Saxon)
- Kees (German Low German)
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Käse (Low German)
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kêse (Middle Low German)
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kāsi (Old Saxon)
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kæsir (Old Norse)
- kæse (Danish)
- kęse (Elfdalian)
- kæsir (Icelandic)
- kjese (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- *kāsëjē (Proto-Samic)
- *kahja (Proto-Finnic)