*kūtiz

Runic: ᚲᚢᛏᛁᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈkuː.tiz/

noun · feminine · i-stem

Meanings

bag
stomach
gut, entrails, intestines

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *gewd- (‘bag, stomach’), from *gew- (‘to curve, arch, bulge’).

Declension

Case	Singular	Plural
Nom.	kūtiz	kūtīz
Acc.	kūtį	kūtinz
Gen.	kūtīz	kūtijǫ̂
Dat.	kūtī	kūtimaz
Inst.	kūtī	kūtimiz
Voc.	kūti	kūtīz

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Descendants

*kūti (Proto-West Germanic)
- *kūti, *kiuti (Old Dutch)
  - cute, cuyte, cuut, cuyt, kiet (Middle Dutch)
    - kuit (Dutch)
    - kyt, kyte, kytt (Middle English)
    - kiete, kiet, kijte (West Flemish)
*kūti (Proto-West Germanic)
- *cȳte, *cȳt (Old English)
  - *cut, *ket, *kit, *kyt (Middle English)
    - kidenere, kidnere, kideney, kedney (Middle English)
      - kidney (English)
*kūti (Proto-West Germanic)
- *cȳte, *cȳt (Old English)
  - *cut, *ket, *kit, *kyt (Middle English)
    - cut (Scots)
      - cutpoke, kitpock (Scots)
*kūti (Proto-West Germanic)
- ċīete (Old English)
  - *chiter (Middle English)
    - chitter (Scots)
*kūti (Proto-West Germanic)
- ċīete (Old English)
  - *chiter (Middle English)
    - chiterling (English)
      - chitterling (English)
      - chitterlin (Scots)
*kūti (Proto-West Germanic)
- *kūti, *kūt (Old Saxon)
  - kûte, kût, kü̂te, kü̂t (Middle Low German)
    - Küüt (German Low German)
      - Küüt (Saterland Frisian)
      - kût (West Frisian)
*kiuti (Proto-West Germanic)
- *kūti, *kiuti (Old Dutch)
  - cute, cuyte, cuut, cuyt, kiet (Middle Dutch)
    - kuit (Dutch)
    - kyt, kyte, kytt (Middle English)
    - kiete, kiet, kijte (West Flemish)
*kiuti (Proto-West Germanic)
- *cȳte, *cȳt (Old English)
  - *cut, *ket, *kit, *kyt (Middle English)
    - kidenere, kidnere, kideney, kedney (Middle English)
      - kidney (English)
*kiuti (Proto-West Germanic)
- *cȳte, *cȳt (Old English)
  - *cut, *ket, *kit, *kyt (Middle English)
    - cut (Scots)
      - cutpoke, kitpock (Scots)
*kiuti (Proto-West Germanic)
- ċīete (Old English)
  - *chiter (Middle English)
    - chitter (Scots)
*kiuti (Proto-West Germanic)
- ċīete (Old English)
  - *chiter (Middle English)
    - chiterling (English)
      - chitterling (English)
      - chitterlin (Scots)
*kiuti (Proto-West Germanic)
- *kūti, *kūt (Old Saxon)
  - kûte, kût, kü̂te, kü̂t (Middle Low German)
    - Küüt (German Low German)
      - Küüt (Saterland Frisian)
      - kût (West Frisian)
kýta (Old Norse)
- kýta (Icelandic)
- kyta (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- kut (Swedish)
kýta (Old Norse)
- kyte (Middle English)
  - kite, kyte (English)
  - kyte (Scots)

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