Tod
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See also: Appendix:Variations of "tod"
English
[edit]Pronunciation
[edit]- (Received Pronunciation) IPA(key): /tɒd/
- (General American) IPA(key): /tɑd/
- Rhymes: -ɒd
Proper noun
[edit]Tod
- (colloquial) Todmorden.
- 2013, Jessica Fanzo, Danny Hunter, Teresa Borelli, Diversifying Food and Diets:
- The Todmorden News carried the comment endorsing that decision: 'This should now send Sainsbury's a clear signal, should they appeal, that they are not welcome in Tod. […]
- 2014, Steve Hanson, Small Towns, Austere Times:
- The Daily Mail article describes Joe Strachan:
...a wealthy U.S. former sales director who decided to settle in Tod with his Scottish wife, after many years in California.
- Alternative form of Todd
Anagrams
[edit]German
[edit]Alternative forms
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From Middle High German tōt, from Old High German tōd, from Proto-West Germanic *dauþu, from Proto-Germanic *dauþuz. Compare Old Saxon dōth, Dutch dood, English death, Danish død.
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]Tod m (strong, genitive Todes or Tods, plural Tode)
Usage notes
[edit]- Like Leben, this noun is usually used with the definite article.
- Beyond set expressions such as zum Tode verurteilt or sich zu Tode langweilen, Tod is a fairly exceptional noun in that the archaic dative-e is still applied productively to some extent. Thus, seit seinem Tode is possible in formal style alongside seit seinem Tod, without sounding odd, as is otherwise mostly the case outside of expressions. This does not apply to compounds, however.
Declension
[edit]Declension of Tod [masculine, strong]
Derived terms
[edit]- Freitod
- Gnadentod
- Heldentod
- Kindstod
- Märtyrertod
- Nahtod
- Sprachtod
- Tal des Todes
- tausend Tode sterben
- todbringend
- todernst
- Todernst
- Todesahnung
- Todesalter
- Todesangst
- Todesangstbasilika
- Todesanzeige
- Todesart
- Todesbescheinigung
- Todesblässe
- todesbleich
- Todesdomäne
- Todesdrohung
- Todeseintritt
- Todeseisenbahn
- Todesengel
- Todeserklärung
- Todesfabrik
- Todesfahrer
- Todesfahrerin
- Todesfahrt
- Todesfall
- Todesfallaufnahme
- Todesfallkapital
- Todesfallrisiko
- Todesfallstatistik
- Todesfallversicherung
- Todesfasten
- Todesfee
- Todesfeststellung
- Todesflug
- Todesfolge
- Todesfurcht
- Todesgedanke
- Todesgefahr
- Todesglocke
- Todesgruppe
- Todesjahr
- todeskalt
- Todeskampf
- Todeskandidat
- Todeskandidatin
- Todeskommando
- Todeskrampf
- Todeskreuz
- Todeskult
- Todeskuss
- Todeslager
- Todesliste
- Todeslust
- Todesmarsch
- Todesmeldung
- Todesmissachtung
- Todesmoment
- Todesmut
- todesmutig
- Todesnachricht
- Todesnacht
- Todesnachweis
- Todesnebel
- Todesnot
- Todesopfer
- Todesort
- Todesotter
- Todesqual
- Todesrasseln
- Todesrate
- Todesrezeptor
- Todesringen
- Todesrisiko
- Todesröcheln
- Todesschlaf
- Todesschrei
- Todesschuß
- Todesschuss
- Todesschütze
- Todesschützin
- Todesschwadron
- Todesschweiß
- Todessehnsucht
- Todessituation
- Todessitz
- Todesspiel
- Todesspirale
- Todesspritze
- Todessprung
- todesstill
- Todesstille
- Todesstoß
- Todesstoß
- Todesstrafe
- Todesstrafenfall
- Todesstrahle
- Todesstreich
- Todesstreifen
- Todesstunde
- Todessturz
- Todestag
- Todestal
- Todestanz
- Todestrakt
- Todestraktinsasse
- Todestraktinsassin
- Todestrieb
- Todestrompete
- Todesursache
- Todesursachenstatistik
- Todesurteil
- todesverachtend
- Todesverachtung
- Todesvermutung
- Todeswunde
- Todeswunsch
- todeswürdig
- Todeszahl
- Todeszeichen
- Todeszeit
- Todeszeitpunkt
- Todeszelle
- Todeszoll
- Todeszone
- Todeszug
- Todfeind
- Todfeindin
- Todfeindschaft
- todgeweiht
- Todgeweihte
- Todgeweihter
- todhässlich
- todkrank
- Todkranke
- Todkranker
- todlangweilig
- tödlich
- todmatt
- todmüde
- todschick
- todsicher
- todsterbenskrank
- Todsünde
- todtraurig
- todunglücklich
- todwund
- Todwunde
- Todwunder
- Wüstentodesotter
Related terms
[edit]Further reading
[edit]- “Tod” in Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache
- “Tod” in Uni Leipzig: Wortschatz-Lexikon
- “Tod” in Duden online
Tod on the German Wikipedia.Wikipedia de
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