brötchen
noun
bröt·chen
ˈbrœ̅tḵən
plural -s
: roll sense 2d(1)
Word History
Etymology
German, from bröt- (from brot bread, from Old High German brōt) + -chen, diminutive suffix, from Middle High German -chīn; akin to Middle Dutch -kijn, diminutive suffix
- self-praise
- self-pre
- self-preoccupation
- self-preoccupied
- self-pres
- self-preservation
- self-preservative
- self-preserving
- self-pride
- self-proclaimed
- self-produced
- self-professed
- self-promoter
- self-promoters
- self-promoting
- self-promotion
- put (oneself) over as (something)
- put (out) to sea
- put (someone or something) in the shade
- put (someone or something) through his/her/its paces
- put (someone or something) to shame
- put (someone or something) to the test
- put (someone) at ease
- put (someone) down as
- put (someone) down for