"Grischtmunet" meaning in All languages combined

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Proper name [Pennsylvania German]

IPA: /ˈɡrɪʃtˌmuːnɛt/, [ˈɡ̊ɾɪʃd̥ˌmʊu̯ːnɛt] Forms: Grischtmunet [plural], Grischtmunedde [plural], Grischtmonet [alternative]
Etymology: From Grischt (“Christ”) + Munet (“month”). The term refers to December as the month in which Christmas occurs, known in Pennsylvania German as Grischtdaag. Compare German Julmond (“Yule month”), North Frisian Jöölmuun (“Yule month”), and Old English ærra geola (“Early Yule, the Former Yule”), all of which reflect the significance of Yule as the defining feature of December. Etymology templates: {{ety|pdc|:af|Grischt|Munet|tree=1}}, {{af|pdc|Grischt<t:Christ>|Munet<t:month>}} Grischt (“Christ”) + Munet (“month”), {{ncog|de|Julmond||Yule month}} German Julmond (“Yule month”), {{ncog|frr|Jöölmuun||Yule month}} North Frisian Jöölmuun (“Yule month”), {{ncog|ang|ærra geola|t=Early Yule, the Former Yule}} Old English ærra geola (“Early Yule, the Former Yule”), {{ety|pdc|:af|Grischt|Munet|tree=1}} Head templates: {{head|pdc|noun|plural|Grischtmunet|or|Grischtmunedde|||f1request=1|g=m}} Grischtmunet m (plural Grischtmunet or Grischtmunedde), {{pdc-noun|m|Grischtmunet|Grischtmunedde}} Grischtmunet m (plural Grischtmunet or Grischtmunedde)
  1. December (month) Tags: masculine Synonyms: Dezember, Schlachtzeit
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          "text": "Im Grischmūnet blūkt mer net, seller mūnet muss mer der grund rūğe losse.",
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