brisket

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• /ˈbɹɪskɪt/
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An alteration of Bridget. Originated after an anonymous post on Tumblr stating that a friend who does not play the game became obsessed with the character but kept on unknowingly calling her “Brisket” was widely shared.

From Middle English brusket, probably from Old Danish bryske (“cartilage, gristle”), from Old Norse brjósk, from Proto-Germanic *briuskiz (compare German Brausche (“knot on the head”)). Cognate with Danish brusk, Icelandic brjósk.

45 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: döş — chest of an animal
• Bashkir: түш (tüş) — chest of an animal
• Chinese Mandarin: 胸部 (xiōngbù) — chest of an animal
• Chinese Mandarin: 胸肉 (xiōngròu) — chest of an animal
• Finnish: rinta — chest of an animal
• Finnish: rintakehä — chest of an animal
• French: poitrine — chest of an animal
• French: poitrail — chest of an animal
• German: Brust — chest of an animal
• Italian: petto — chest of an animal
• Italian: punta di petto — chest of an animal
• Polish: mostek — chest of an animal
• Portuguese: peito — chest of an animal
• Russian: груди́нка (grudínka) — chest of an animal
• Spanish: pecho — chest of an animal
• Swedish: bringa — chest of an animal
• Volapük: blöt — chest of an animal
• Yiddish: ברוסט (brust) — chest of an animal
• Azerbaijani: döş əti — cut of meat
• Bashkir: түш ите (tüş ite) — cut of meat
• Chinese Cantonese: 牛腩 (ngau4 naam5) — cut of meat
• Chinese Mandarin: 腩 class 块 (nán) — cut of meat
• Czech: hrudí — cut of meat
• Czech: nízké žebro — cut of meat
• Danish: spidsbryst — cut of meat
• Dutch: klapstuk — cut of meat
• Finnish: rintapala — cut of meat
• Finnish: rinta — cut of meat
• Finnish: brisketti — cut of meat
• French: poitrine — cut of meat
• German: Bruststück — cut of meat
• Hungarian: szegy — cut of meat
• Icelandic: nautabringa — cut of meat
• Indonesian: sandung lamur — cut of meat
• Korean: 양지머리 (yangjimeori) — cut of meat
• Norman: brueûtchet — cut of meat
• Polish: mostek — cut of meat
• Portuguese: peito — cut of meat
• Russian: грудинка (grudinka) — cut of meat
• Southern Altai: тӧш эт (töš et) — cut of meat
• Spanish: falda — cut of meat
• Swedish: bringa — cut of meat
• Turkish: döş — cut of meat
• Volapük: blöted — cut of meat
• Yiddish: ברוסט (brust) — cut of meat