Malt

English

Etymology

Old English mealt, malt < Proto-Germanic *malta. Cognate with Dutch mout, German Malz, Swedish malt. Proto-Germanic noun is likely a borrowing from Proto-Slavic *malta; cf Ukrainian [[молот#Template:Uk|молот]] (mólot), Czech mláto.

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ɔːlt

Noun

Singular Malt

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Malt ({{{1}}})

1. Sprouted grain used in brewing.
2. Malt liquor, especially malt whisky.

Translations

sprouted grain used in brewing

Armenian: ածիկ hy(hy) (açik) Catalan: malt ca(ca) m. Croatian: slȃd hr(hr) m. Czech: slad cs(cs) m. Dutch: mout nl(nl) Estonian: linnas et(et) Finnish: mallas fi(fi) Galician: malta gl(gl) German: Malz de(de) n. Greek: βύνη [ˈvini] f.

Hebrew: לתת he(he) (létet) Irish: braich ga(ga) f. Korean: 엿기름 (yeotgireum) Macedonian: слад mk(mk) (slad) m. Russian: солод ru(ru) m. Slovak: slad sk(sk) m. Slovene: slad sl(sl) m. Spanish: malta es(es) f. Vietnamese: mạch nha vi(vi)

Derived terms

• malt liqueur
• maltose
• malty

Verb

Infinitive to Malt

Third person singular -

Simple past -

Past participle -

Present participle -

to Malt (third-person singular simple present -, present participle -, simple past and past participle -)

1. To convert grain into malt.

Translations

to convert grain into malt

Finnish: mallastaa fi(fi)

French: malter fr(fr)

Anagrams

• almt,
• matl

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German

Verb

malt

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Latvian

Verb

malt

1. to grind

ca:malt de:malt et:malt el:malt fr:malt io:malt is:malt it:malt kn:malt hu:malt ml:malt pl:malt pt:malt ru:malt fi:malt ta:malt te:malt tr:malt vi:malt vo:malt zh:malt