Dogge
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German[edit]
Etymology[edit]
First borrowed as Dock from early modern English dog, dogge (from Old English docga, Old English dogga). Later, the Middle Low German form with -gg- became the accepted form (borrowed from the same English source). Compare Dutch dogge.
Pronunciation[edit]
Noun[edit]
Dogge f (genitive Dogge, plural Doggen)
Declension[edit]
Declension of Dogge [feminine]
Derived terms[edit]
- altenglische Dogge
- Altenglische Dogge
- Argentinische Dogge
- Bordeauxdogge
- Bulldogge
- Cuba-Dogge
- Cubadogge
- Dänische Dogge
- Deutsche Dogge
- Doggenhai
- Doggenhündin
- Doggenmännchen
- Doggennase
- Doggenrüde
- Doggenweibchen
- Doggenwelpe
- Englische Bulldogge
- englische Dogge
- Französische Bulldogge
- Italienische Dogge
- Kanarische Dogge
- Kuba-Dogge
- Kubadogge
- Mallorca-Dogge
- Olde English Bulldogge
- Spanische Bulldogge
- Tibetanische Dogge
- Tibetdogge
Further reading[edit]
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