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boter (pluralboters,diminutivebotertjie)

1. (archaic)Alternative form ofbotter

• botter(dialectal)

FromMiddle Dutchbōter, fromOld Dutch*butera, fromProto-West Germanic*buterā, fromMedieval Latinbūtȳrum, fromAncient Greekβούτυρον(boúturon).

CompareLimburgishbótter,West Flemishbeuter,Zealandicbeuter,Middle Low Germanbotter,German Low GermanBotter,PlautdietschBotta,Old Frisianbutera,North Frisianbööder,Saterland FrisianBuutere,West Frisianbûter,Old Englishbutere,Englishbutter,Scotsbutter,Yolabuthther,Old High Germanbutera,GermanButter,Alemannic GermanButter,BavarianBudan,Gottscheerishpúttər,HunsrikButter,LuxembourgishBotter,Pennsylvania GermanBudder.

• IPA^(key):/ˈboːtər/

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• Hyphenation:bo‧ter
• Rhymes:-oːtər

boter f (pluralboters,diminutivebotertje n)

1. butter, aspread made fromchurnedmilk
2. a buttersubstitute, typically made ofvegetable oils

• Afrikaans:botter
  • → Sotho:botoro
• Berbice Creole Dutch:botro
• Jersey Dutch:bœter
• Negerhollands:botter
• → Akan:buturu
• → Ewe:butru
• → Ga:butru
• → Loup A:boutel
• → Mahican:póten
• → Munsee:póotal
• → Sranan Tongo:botro
  • Aukan:botoo
  • → Caribbean Hindustani:botro
  • → Caribbean Javanese:botro
• → Unami:putël

• boert

FromOld Dutch*butera, fromProto-West Germanic*buterā, fromLatinbūtȳrum, fromAncient Greekβούτυρον(boúturon).

bōter n orf

1. butter

This noun needs aninflection-table template.

• Dutch:boter (see there for further descendants)
• Limburgish:bótter
• West Flemish:beuter

• “boter”, inVroegmiddelnederlands Woordenboek,2000
• Verwijs, E.,Verdam, J. (1885–1929) “boter”, inMiddelnederlandsch Woordenboek, The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff,→ISBN

boter

1. Alternative form ofbuter

boter

1. indefiniteplural ofbot

• betor,boret,teorb