plutt

Alemannic German

Etymology

From Middle High German blut, of unknown origin. Cognate with southern German blutt. Plausibly related with Proto-Germanic *blauþuz and/or *blautaz, but the specific form remains unexplained. Borrowing from Middle Low German blôt is highly unlikely.

Adjective

plutt

  1. (Uri) naked

References

Swedish

Noun

plutt c

  1. (colloquial) a small person (especially a small child); a baby (often in the non-literal sense), etc.
    Han är min lilla plutt
    He is my little baby

Declension

Declension of plutt
nominative genitive
singular indefinite plutt plutts
definite plutten pluttens
plural indefinite pluttar pluttars
definite pluttarna pluttarnas

Derived terms

References

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