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Spee
in Low German
Pronunciation:
/spɛɪ̯/
noun
Does not appear in plural
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de Spee
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Groningen:
Helmer Molema:
Wörterbuch der Groningenschen Mundart im neunzehnten Jahrhundert.
Diedrich Soltau’s Verlag, Norden 1888, page 393
PDF, 21.8 MB
Pott:
Heinrich Beisenherz:
Vokalismus der Mundart des nordöstlichen Landkreises Dortmund.
Noske, Borna-Leipzig 1907, page 57
PDF, 2.3 MB
Bielefeld:
Olaf Bordasch:
Wörterverzeichnis zu Heinrich Stoltes Bauernhof und Mundart in Ravensberg.
page 62
PDF, 1.8 MB
Cuxland:
Heinrich Teut:
Hadeler Wörterbuch: der plattdeutsche Wortschatz des Landes Hadeln (Niederelbe).
Wachholtz, 1959, volume 4, page 190
Waldeck:
Karl Bauer:
Waldeckisches Wörterbuch nebst Dialektproben.
1902, Wörterliste, page 97
PDF, 25.4 MB
Stader Geest:
Marcus Buck: attested by oral sources on the Stade Geest
Hamburg:
Otto Furcht:
Wörterbuch der Sprache des Alten Landes bei Stade.
Stalling, Oldenburg 1936, page 25
Altmark:
Johann Friedrich Danneil:
Wörterbuch der altmärkisch-plattdeutschen Mundart.
Schmidt, Salzwedel 1859, page 203
PDF, 28.1 MB
Low Saxon:
Spuck
English:
spittle
spit
saliva
Dutch:
speeksel
spog
spuug
spuugsel
German:
Spucke
Speichel
Pereru, CC BY-SA 4.0
Etymology:
Word derived from:
spe’en
Composed words:
Kukuuksspee
Rhyming words
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Plattmakers is a Low German dictionary that also provides translations in several languages. Get more infos.