- skoen
- shoe
Afrikaans-English dictionary. 2008.
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velskoen — [velt′skün΄, felt′skün΄vel′skün΄, fel′skün΄] pl.n. 〚Afrik < vel, skin (< MDu, akin to FELL3) + skoen, shoe (akin to OE scoh,SHOE)〛 sturdy shoes of untanned hide, worn in South Africa: also … Universalium
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velskoen — [velt′skün΄, felt′skün΄vel′skün΄, fel′skün΄] pl.n. [Afrik < vel, skin (< MDu, akin to FELL3) + skoen, shoe (akin to OE scoh,SHOE)] sturdy shoes of untanned hide, worn in South Africa: also veldskoen [velt′skün΄, felt′skün΄] … English World dictionary
veldschoen — ˈveltˌskün, ˈfe noun (plural veldschoens nz ; or veldschoen n) Etymology: modification of Afrikaans velskoen, from vel skin (from Middle Dutch) + skoen shoe, from Middle Dutch schoe, schoen; akin to Old High German fel skin and to Old English… … Useful english dictionary
