glashytta: Revision history

19 February 2024

• curprev 07:2007:20, 19 February 2024‎ Tollef Salemann talk contribs‎ 513 bytes +23‎ hytta has just few workers if we talk about the modern Sweden, and it is usually not big; bruk is a bigger building with many workers undo
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• curprev 02:4702:47, 19 February 2024‎ Alla tajders talk contribs‎ 474 bytes +223‎ My intuition also says smaller, but I wonder if it's because "hytta" sounds like "hydda" (hut) (and "hytte" in Norwegian :). Artisanal might already imply smaller. Put what SO and SAOB say. Feel free to change. I'm not an expert on glass making. undo

18 February 2024

• curprev 17:3817:38, 18 February 2024‎ Tollef Salemann talk contribs‎ 251 bytes +5‎ hytta as a melting place is very old word in Swedish attested 500 years ago, so if it's a borrowing, it's not from modern German. Anyway, hytta as a glass-related term is newer, and i'm sure it is kinda a calque from German undo
• curprev 17:3217:32, 18 February 2024‎ Tollef Salemann talk contribs‎ 246 bytes +246‎ Created page with "==Swedish== ===Etymology=== {{af|sv|glas|hytta}}. {{clq|sv|de|Glashütte}}. ===Noun=== {{sv-noun|c}} # a glass workshop or a smaller glassworks ====Declension==== {{sv-infl-noun-c-or|glashytt}} ===Related terms=== * {{l|sv|glasbruk}}"