English

Pronunciation

GenAm

Noun

1. An expanse of marshland.
2. (Slang) A toilet.

Etymology

Irish and Scottish Gaelic bogach 'soft, boggy ground' < bog 'soft'

Translations

• mose (1), sump (1), lokum (2)

  Sumpf m (1), Klo n (2)

Intransitive verb

1. (often with down) to become mired or stuck (especially in mud).
2. bog off (slang) to go away.

Translations

• German: stecken bleiben (1), stocken (1), versinken (1), abhauen (2)

Transitive verb

1. (Often with down) to cause to become mired or stuck (especially in mud).

Translations

• German: blockieren , versenken

Danish

bog, -en, pl. bøger, bøgerne

1. book.

Derived words

• ordbog

Irish

Pronunciation

[bog]

Adjective

bog

1. soft
2. loose
3. lukewarm

Declension

First declension; forms of the positive degree:

Comparative/superlative: boige

German

Pronunciation

[boːk]

Verb

1. past tense of biegen.

Slovene

Proper noun

Bog m

1. God