Beriberi

German

Etymology

Late 17th century, from Dutch berebery (1612), beriberij (1631), possibly through French béribéri (1665). The Dutch is either from Portuguese berebere (1568) or directly from a language of Southeast Asia. The ultimate origin is usually identified as Sinhalese බැරි (bæri, “weakness, incapacity”). An older theory connects it with Malay biri-biri (“sheep”, a supposedly dull and weak animal).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˌbeːʁiˈbeːʁi/

Noun

Beriberi f (genitive Beriberi, no plural)

(medicine) beriberi (disease)

单词	Beriberi
释义	Beriberi German Etymology Late 17th century, from Dutch berebery (1612), beriberij (1631), possibly through French béribéri (1665). The Dutch is either from Portuguese berebere (1568) or directly from a language of Southeast Asia. The ultimate origin is usually identified as Sinhalese බැරි (bæri, “weakness, incapacity”). An older theory connects it with Malay biri-biri (“sheep”, a supposedly dull and weak animal). Pronunciation IPA^(key): /ˌbeːʁiˈbeːʁi/ Noun Beriberi f (genitive Beriberi, no plural) (medicine) beriberi (disease)
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