Bingelkraut – German noun declension

Noun: Bingelkraut
Gender: Neuter
Hyphenation:

Nominative

Genitive

Dative

Accusative

Sample Sentences

Nouns inflected like Bingelkraut

Bitterkraut, Schaumkraut, Laserkraut, Tausendgüldenkraut, Springkraut, Bohnenkraut, Leimkraut, Kraut, Beikraut, Wildkraut, Fingerkraut, Labkraut, Frühlingsfingerkraut, Berufkraut, Bingelkraut, Heidekraut, Suppenkraut, Seifenkraut, Josefskraut, Farnkraut, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)

Etymology

1. From bingeln, a dialectal form of now standard pinkeln (“to pee”), by the diuretic effect of Mercurialis annua. For the same reason it is called in dialectal Slovene usȃčnica, usačna zel from uscáti se (“to relieve oneself of water”). Other relevant names of the plant include Scheißkraut, Scheißmelde, Schweißkraut, Schweißmelde, Ruhrkaut, Klystierkraut.
2. Alternatively, bingel may represent a diminutive of the noun attested in Old High German as bungo, which refers to a type of bulbiferous plant.

Verbs referencing "Bingelkraut"

Dutch Nouns bingelkruid, Swedish Nouns bingel.

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