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Höög
in Low German
Pronunciation:
/høːˑç/
noun
Does not appear in plural
f
de Höög
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Oldenburg:
Artur vor Mohr:
Vocalstand des oldenburgischen Niederdeutsch.
Soltau, Norden 1904, page 22
PDF, 1.6 MB
Holsteiner jüm-Gebiet:
Boysen van Nienkarken:
Leeder und Stückschen in Ditmarscher Platt.
Brockhaus, Leipzig, 1865, page 300
PDF, 3.1 MB
Schleswig:
Johann Rhode Friedrich Augustiny:
Achtern Åben oder Plattdütsches Vålksbok för Kinner un ole Lüd, tohopståkt un ut egen Fabrik.
Herzbruch, Flensburg 1857, page 46
PDF, 3.7 MB
Stader Geest:
Marcus Buck: attested by oral sources on the Stade Geest
Hamburg:
Michael Richey:
Idioticon Hamburgense.
page 96
PDF, 34.5 MB
Ost-Mecklenburg:
Carl Friedrich Müller:
Reuter-Lexikon.
Leipzig 1905, Hesse & Becker Verlag, page 49
PDF, 5.1 MB
Low Saxon:
Spaaß
,
Freid
English:
fun
Dutch:
behagen
plezier
German:
Spaß
Freude
Behagen
Lustbarkeit
Etymology:
Word derived from:
högen
Composed words:
Kringelhöög
Rhyming words
Identical words ›››
hoog
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