saucijs

Dutch

Etymology

From Middle Dutch *salcijs (attested in the plural as salcijsken), ultimately from Late Latin salsīcia, either directly or- more likely- via Old French salcice. The modern form with /ɑu̯~oː/ appears to have been influenced by later French saucisse.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /sɑu̯ˈsɛi̯s/, /soːˈsɛi̯s/
Audio (file)
Hyphenation: sau‧cijs
Rhymes: -ɛi̯s

Noun

saucijs f (plural saucijzen, diminutive saucijsje n)

(often diminutive) A narrow sausage made of spiced mince.

Derived terms

rundersaucijs
saucijzenbroodje
varkenssaucijs

Descendants

Afrikaans: sosys
Negerhollands: sussies
→ Indonesian: sosis
→ Papiamentu: sosèshi, sosèishi, saucijsje (from the diminutive)

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