pontikka
/ˈpontikːɑ/
FINCE → TR
Çekim Tablosu
çoğulpontikat
tamlayanpontikan
Tanım
•moonshine (illegal home-distilled liquor)
Diğer Dillerde
AlmancaFusel, Schwarzbrennerei, schwarzgebrannter Schnaps, Selbstgebrannter (eril) /ˈfuːzl̩/
hooch, booze, swill (liquor of low quality)
çekim: çoğul Fuseln · tamlayan Fusels
eş: Eingegossenes, Eingekipptes, Eingeschenktes, Gesöff, Suff
köken: Borrowed from Low German Fusel, perhaps originally from Rotwelsch. Cognate with English fuzzle (“to make drunk, intoxicate”).
aile: Fuselöl
Ein ganz billiger Fusel.
Fransızcaalcool de contrebande, tord-boyaux (eril) /tɔʁ.bwa.jo/
rotgut, hooch
eş: brandevin, calva, alambic
köken: From tord (“twists”) + boyaux (“guts”).
İspanyolcaalcohol ilegal, matarratas (eril) /mataˈratas/
raticide · a type of card game · rotgut (strong low-quality alcohol)
eş: raticida
köken: Verb-object compound, composed of mata (“to kill”) + ratas (“rats”).
Rusçaбормоту́ха, косорыловка, самого́н, шмурдяк
разг., сниж. водка
Kazakçaсамогон
moonshine (Appalachian homemade liquor)
köken: Unadapted borrowing from English moonshine.
Japonca密造酒
İsveççehembränt (nötr) /²hɛmˌbrɛnt/
indefinite neuter singular of hembränd
Lehçeberbelucha, bimber, krzakówka, księżycówka, samogon, samogonka (dişil) /bɛr.bɛˈlu.xa/
rotgut, low-quality alcohol · thin, poor-tasting soup
çekim: tamlayan berbeluchy
eş: bimber, brynda, bryna, bebelucha
köken: From the Poznań expression berbela (“vodka”) + -ucha. Further etymology unknown.
To jakaś berbelucha.
NorveççeHB, heimert, himkok, hjemmebrent
Endonezceciu bensin, oplosan /op.los.an/
product or solution of crude mixture, often obtained by means of adulteration · moonshine
köken: Affixed oplos + -an. Attested before 1965.
Vietnamcarượu ngang
Bulgarcaконтрабанден алкохол, парцуца
Litvancasamanė
beet · cheap berry or fruit wine
çekim: çoğul peedid · tamlayan peedi
köken: From Middle Low German bete. Compare English beet.
Katalancamata-rates (eril) /ˌma.təˈra.təs/
raticide · rotgut (strong low-quality alcohol)
köken: Verb-object compound, composed of mata (“to kill”) + rates (“rats”).
İrlandacafuisce baile, poitín, stuif glas (eril) /pˠoˈtʲiːnʲ/
poteen
çekim: tamlayan an phoitín
köken: From pota (“pot”) + -ín (diminutive suffix).
Svahilichang'aa (nötr)
moonshine (illicit liquor)
Esperantobrandaĉo
Belarusçaсамаго́н
Makedoncaбрзосмртка
cmn私酒, 私酿酒
mipaekaka
nnheimebrent, heimert
Etimoloji
The term is believed to derive from a French wine, Pontet-Canet, which was popular among the Finnish bourgeoisie in the 1800s. When the common people distilled their own drink, they gave it a name that sounds roughly the same. Alternatively possibly from Pontac, with + -kka.
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