söß
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See also: söss
Etymology 1
From Middle High German süezi, from Old High German suozi.
Alternative forms
- seß (northern Moselle Franconian)
- sieß (southern Moselle Franconian)
Pronunciation
Adjective
söß (masculine söße, feminine and plural söße or söß, comparative sößer, superlative et sößte)
Etymology 2
Alternative forms
- säß (Moselle Franconian)
- sieß (scattered relict)
Pronunciation
Verb
söß
- (Ripuarian) singular past subjunctive of setze (“to sit”)
- (Ripuarian, some dialects) second-person plural past subjunctive of setze
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Alternative forms
Etymology
From Middle Low German ses, from Old Saxon sehs.
Numeral
söß
- six
- 1861, Wilh. Heyse, Pünschendörp. Plattdütsche Lauschens, Dichtels un Rimels in mekelnbörger Mundart, Neubrandenburg, page 33:
- [...] as de Klock is söß [...]
- [...] at six o'clock [...]
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