Knust

Significado (Inglés)

heel of bread

Conceptos

mendrugo

cuscurro

Sinónimos

Kanten

Bödeli

Riebel

Knörzchen

Knippchen

Reiftle

Scherzl

Krüstchen

Knerzel

Riebele

Knorzen

Timpken

Gupf

Mürgeli

Gigele

Aheuer

Gnetzla

Knurrn

Ortstückel

Ranft

Knäppele

Ranfl

Ränftl

Knießchen

Anscherzl

Kipfla

Knüstchen

Knüppchen

Bugl

Knäppchen

Stützle

Knäusperle

Knäuschen

Reiftchen

Kipf

Mürgel

Knörzla

Anschnitt

Scherzerl

Traducciones

heel

croûton

cantuccio

crostó

croston

crostet

crouton

quignon

crosta

Pronunciado como (IPA)

/knuːst/

Etimología (Inglés)

Tomado de bajo alemán: Knuust

Cognado con neerlandés: knoest

In summary

Borrowed from Low German Knuust, from Middle Low German knūst. Compare Dutch knoest and knuist.
Possibly from Proto-Indo-European *ǵénus (“cheek, jaw, chin”) and its synonymous derivative *ǵn̥h₂dʰ(h₁)-. Then cognate with Latvian zods (“chin, sharp edge”), Lithuanian žándas (“cheek”) and Ancient Greek γνάθος (gnáthos, “jaw, point, edge”). The same etymology should apply to the dialectal variants Knaus, Kniestchen Knietzchen, Knuß, Knützchen, Knuz. Further variants such as Knapp, Knäppchen, Knippche, Knuf are close-by (labial instead of dental enlargement, such as in Knopf).