wineskin

English

Etymology

From wine +‎ skin.

Noun

wineskin (plural wineskins)

1. A bag, traditionally made from the skin of a goat (a goatskin), used for holding and dispensing wine.

   Hypernym: skin

   Coordinate term: waterskin

Derived terms

• new wine in an old wineskin

 

Translations

bag for holding wine

• Arabic: زق m (ziqq)
• Aramaic:

  Classical Syriac: ܙܩܐ (zeqqā)

• Armenian: տիկ (hy) (tik)
• Bulgarian: мех (bg) m (meh), мях (bg) m (mjah)
• Catalan: bot (ca) m
• Dutch: wijnzak (nl) m
• Finnish: viinileili
• French: outre à vin f
• Georgian: ტიკი (ka) (ṭiḳi)
• German: Weinschlauch (de) m
• Greek:

  Ancient: ἀσκός m (askós)

• Icelandic: vínbelgur m
• Ingrian: burdjukka
• Italian: otre (it) m
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: vinsekk m

• Old English: wīnbelg m
• Persian: خیک (fa) (xik)
• Polish: bukłak m
• Portuguese: borracha (pt) f
• Russian: бурдю́к (ru) m (burdjúk)
• Serbo-Croatian: mješina (sh) f, mijeh (sh) m, meh (sh) m
• Sicilian: utri f
• Spanish: bota (es) f, borracha (es) f
• Swedish: lägel (sv) c
• Ukrainian: бурдю́к (uk) m (burdjúk)