*puttaz
Runic: ᛈᚢᛏᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈput.tɑz/noun · masculine · a-stem
Meanings
pot, jar, tub
Etymology
Of uncertain origin. Orel considers the word as cognate to or possibly borrowed from Latin buttis (‘barrel’). An older theory by Petersson derives the word from Pre-Germanic *butnós or *budnós (‘a kind of vessel, swelled-out shape’), from Proto-Indo-European *bewd- (‘to swell’), possibly cognate to Proto-Slavic *bъdьňa (‘tub, cask’) (if not a borrowing from Germanic); compare also Old Armenian պոյտն (poytn, ‘pot, earthen pot’).
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | puttaz | puttōz, puttōs |
| Acc. | puttą | puttanz |
| Gen. | puttas, puttis | puttǫ̂ |
| Dat. | puttai | puttamaz |
| Inst. | puttō | puttamiz |
| Voc. | putt | puttōz, puttōs |
Descendants
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*pott (Proto-West Germanic)
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pot (Old Dutch)
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pot (Middle Dutch)
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pot (Dutch)
- pot (Afrikaans)
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pot (Dutch)
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pot (Middle Dutch)
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pot (Old Dutch)
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*pott (Proto-West Germanic)
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pott (Old English)
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pott, potte, pot (Middle English)
- pott (Scots)
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pott, potte, pot (Middle English)
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pott (Old English)
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*pott (Proto-West Germanic)
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pott (Old English)
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pott, potte, pot (Middle English)
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pot (English)
- poto (Chichewa)
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pot (English)
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pott, potte, pot (Middle English)
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pott (Old English)
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*pott (Proto-West Germanic)
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pott, pot (Old Frisian)
- Pot (Saterland Frisian)
- pôt (West Frisian)
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pott, pot (Old Frisian)
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*pott (Proto-West Germanic)
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*pott (Old Saxon)
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pott, pot (Middle Low German)
- Pott (German Low German)
- pot (Low German)
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pott, pot (Middle Low German)
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*pott (Old Saxon)
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*pott (Proto-West Germanic)
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*pott (Old Saxon)
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pott, pot (Middle Low German)
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pot (Middle High German)
- Pott (German)
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pot (Middle High German)
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pott, pot (Middle Low German)
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*pott (Old Saxon)
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*pott (Proto-West Germanic)
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*pottus, *pottum (Vulgar Latin)
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pot (Old French)
- pote, pota (Galician)
- pot (Occitan)
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pot (Old French)
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*pottus, *pottum (Vulgar Latin)
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*pott (Proto-West Germanic)
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*pottus, *pottum (Vulgar Latin)
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pot (Old French)
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pot (Catalan)
- pote (Spanish)
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pot (Catalan)
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pot (Old French)
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*pottus, *pottum (Vulgar Latin)
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*pott (Proto-West Germanic)
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*pottus, *pottum (Vulgar Latin)
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pot (Old French)
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pot (Middle French)
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pot (French)
- pote (Portuguese)
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pot (French)
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pot (Middle French)
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pot (Old French)
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*pottus, *pottum (Vulgar Latin)
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pottr (Old Norse)
- pot, potte (Danish)
- pottur (Faroese)
- pottur (Icelandic)
- pot, potte (Norwegian)
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pottr (Old Norse)
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potta, putta (Old Swedish)
- pott, potta (Swedish)
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potta, putta (Old Swedish)