Etig

German Low German

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Middle Low German ētik, ētek, ettik, ātik, from Old Saxon *etik, ekid (“vinegar”), from Proto-West Germanic *atik, *akit (“vinegar”). Cognate with Old English æċed (“vinegar”).

Noun

Etig m or n (plural Etigen)

  1. vinegar
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