Bsuach

Bavarian

Etymology

From Middle High German besuoch (“test; interest (of borrowed money); right to use a place as pasture grounds”), from Old High German besuoch (“temptation”). Compare German Besuch, Dutch bezoek, German Low German Besök/Besöök, Beseik.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈb̥suɐ̯x/, [-χ]

Noun

Bsuach m

  1. visit
    I kim heid auf Bsuach. ― I'm coming for a visit today.
  2. (collective) visitor or visitors
    Mia håm heid an Bsuach. ― We have visitors today.
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