Tiet

See also: tiet, tiết, and tiệt

Plautdietsch

Etymology

From Middle Low German tît, from Old Saxon tīd, from Proto-West Germanic *tīdi.

Noun

Tiet f (plural Tieden)

1. time

Derived terms

• Achtdoagestiet (“period of eight days”)
• Arnttiet (harvest time)
• aulentiet (all the time)
• derchentiet (“usually”)
• Joarestiet (season)
• Klockentiet (time of day)
• Rantiet (rutting season)
• Reiwtiet (respite)
• Rejierungstiet (reign)
• Räajentiet (rainy season)
• Schooltiet (school time, school year)
• Sommatiet (summertime)
• Tweschentiet (interval)

See also

• Minnut (minute)
• Stund (hour)
• Dach (day)
• Wäakj (week)
• Moonat (month)
• Joa (year)
• Joahundat (century)
• Farjoa (spring)
• Somma (summer)
• Hoafst (fall, autumn)
• Winta (winter)

Further reading

• Plautdietsch Lexicon of 17,000 words