*spituz

Runic: ᛊᛈᛁᛏᚢᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈspi.tuz/

noun · masculine · u-stem

Meanings

From Proto-Indo-European *spey- (‘sharp, sharp stick’).

spitu (Old English)
- spite, spytte (Middle English)
  - spit (English)
*spit (Old Saxon)
- spit (Middle Low German)
  - spid (Danish)
  - Spitt (German Low German)
  - spidd (Norwegian)
  - spett (Swedish)
*spita (Frankish)
- spidus (Late Latin)
  - spito, spedo (Old Italian)
  - espeto (Portuguese)
  - espeto (Spanish)
*spita (Frankish)
- *spit (Old Dutch)
  - spit, spet (Middle Dutch)
    - spit (Dutch)
*spita (Frankish)
- espeiz (Old French)
  - espois (Middle French)
    - épois (French)
*spit (Frankish)
- spidus (Late Latin)
  - spito, spedo (Old Italian)
  - espeto (Portuguese)
  - espeto (Spanish)
*spit (Frankish)
- *spit (Old Dutch)
  - spit, spet (Middle Dutch)
    - spit (Dutch)
*spit (Frankish)
- espeiz (Old French)
  - espois (Middle French)
    - épois (French)
spiz (Old High German)
- spiz (Middle High German)
spýta (Old Norse)
- spýta (Faroese)
- spýta (Icelandic)