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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
I need to understand the relationship between the words:
- Frühling
- Stück
- Frühstück
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1y
@kitten früh means early so Frühling is the early season of the year.
Früh is also sometimes used for morning like "in der Frühe" or "frühs".
Stück means piece so Frühstück is an early piece (of food) -> breakfast
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210561 ✨ [Q] @q@glauca.space
1y
@kitten early piece (of food), makes sense to me?
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
@q hmm true, it was more the Frühling part ​:neocat_think:​
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sammy 🐾 @sammy@cherrykitten.gay
1y
@kitten @q

Frühling is the early part of the year

Frühstück is because breakfast used to be just a piece of bread, so it's "the early piece [of bread]"
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Klaus Frank @agowa338@chaos.social
1y
@kitten
"Früh-
" meaning "early "
"Stück" means "piece" but here probably short for "Süßesstück" which is a synonym for "Teilchen" which translates to "bun".
"Frühling" cause it's the season that is early in the year.
"Frühstück" means the piece/bun you eat early in the morning.
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@kitten Stück is a piece. Früh means early. Centuries ago, Frühstück used to be the piece of bread that you eat in the early morning. Frühling is the early part of the year.
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