"Pooz" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Central Franconian]

IPA: /pɔːts/ Forms: Pooze [plural], Pöözje [diminutive]
Etymology: From a variant of Old High German phorta, from Latin porta. The word was borrowed around the time of the end of the consonant shift, so the -t- was generally not affected by it while the p- still was (in those dialects that have a shift p- → ph-). The Ripuarian form with -z- may be due to the fact that the consonant shift reached this region somewhat later, or it may mean that the Latin word had been borrowed there earlier. Etymology templates: {{inh|gmw-cfr|goh|phorta}} Old High German phorta, {{der|gmw-cfr|la|porta}} Latin porta Head templates: {{head|gmw-cfr|noun|plural|Pooze|diminutive|Pöözje|g=f}} Pooz f (plural Pooze, diminutive Pöözje)
  1. gate Tags: feminine Synonyms: Porz, Port [southern-Moselle-Franconian]
    Sense id: en-Pooz-gmw-cfr-noun-yXThe45z Categories (other): Central Franconian entries with incorrect language header

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