morsdood
/mɔrsˈdoːt/
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Tanım
•stone dead; utterly dead
Diğer Dillerde
Almancamausetot /ˌmaʊ̯zəˈtoːt/
stone dead, dead as a dodo, dead as a doornail
eş: steintot
köken: Borrowed from Low German mursdōd, interpreting mu(r)s (“suddenly, entirely”) as Mūs (“mouse”) (New High German Maus) through folk etymology. Compare Dutch morsdood.
Rusçaмертвее мёртвого
İsveççedöd som en sill, stendöd
stone dead (unquestionably dead)
çekim: karşılaştırma stendödare · üstünlük stendödast
köken: sten- (“very, exceedingly, profoundly (intensifier)”) + död (“dead”)
Lehçebędący przeżytkiem
Dancastendød /steːndød/
stone dead (unquestionably dead) · dull, uninteresting, lifeless
eş: død som en sild
köken: From sten (“stone”) + død (“dead”)
Norveççesteindød
İrlandacachomh marbh le hart
stone dead
mimate ā moa
Etimoloji
From Low German mursdōd. Perhaps later influenced by Latin mors in the spelling. Compare German mausetot.