mausetot

/ˌmaʊ̯zəˈtoːt/

ALMANCA → TR

Tanım

•stone dead, dead as a dodo, dead as a doornail

Diğer Dillerde

Fransızcaaussi mort qu'un dodo, mort et bien mort, raide mort /ʁɛd mɔʁ/

stone dead

tomber raide mort

Rusçaабсолю́тно мёртвый, бездыха́нный, мертвее мёртвого

Arapçaشبع موت

Felemenkçedood als een pier , morsdood /ˈdoːt ɑls ən ˈpir/

dead as a doornail, stone dead

köken: Literally, “dead as a worm”.

İsveççedöd som en sill, stendöd

stone dead (unquestionably dead)

çekim: karşılaştırma stendödare · üstünlük stendödast

köken: sten- (“very, exceedingly, profoundly (intensifier)”) + död (“dead”)

Lehçebędący przeżytkiem, zimny trup (eril) /ˈʑim.nɘ ˈtrup/

person who has been dead for long time

çekim: çoğul zimne trupy · tamlayan zimny trupa

köken: Literally, “cold cadaver”.

Fincekuollut kuin kivi

Dancadød som en sild , stendød

dead as a doornail, dead as a dodo (unquestionably dead)

Norveççedød som en sild, steindød

İrlandacachomh marbh le hart

stone dead

İzlandacasteindauður

stone dead

köken: From stein- (“completely, extremely”) + dauður (“dead”).

Afrikancamorsdood

stone dead; utterly dead

köken: From Dutch morsdood.

mimate ā moa

Etimoloji

Borrowed from Low German mursdōd, interpreting mu(r)s (“suddenly, entirely”) as Mūs (“mouse”) (New High German Maus) through folk etymology. Compare Dutch morsdood.

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