leckernie
Middle Dutch
Noun
leckernië f
- delicacy, snack
- 1492, Sermones Bernardi In Duytſſche [Sermones Bernardi In Dutch], page 328:
- Ick bidde v mijn lieue eñ ſeer gemĩde bꝛueders en laet v herre niet beʒwaret woꝛdẽ mit waerlickẽ ſoꝛchuoldicheit wãt van leckernie ende van dꝛonckẽſchap god ſi ghelouet en behoue ic v niet alteʒeer te vermanen of vã te ʒegggẽ
- I pray you, my dear and much beloved brothers, and may you gentlemen not be burdened by utter carefulness, for from delicacy and drunkenness God is believed in, and I don't want to admonish you too much or to say something of it
Declension
| Weak feminine | ||
|---|---|---|
| Singular | Plural | |
| Nominative | leckernië | leckerniën |
| Accusative | leckernië | leckerniën |
| Genitive | leckerniën | leckerniën |
| Dative | leckernië, leckerniën | leckerniën |
Descendants
- Dutch: lekkernij
References
- Verwijs, E., Verdam, J. (1885–1929) “leckernie”, in Middelnederlandsch Woordenboek, The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, →ISBN
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