• Danish: bitter
• Hungarian: gyomorkeserű

• Danish: bitter

• ttbc Kurdish:
• ttbc Spanish: bíter

Danish

Etymology 1

From German bitter

Adjective

bitter, bitrere, bitrest

1. bitter (all meanings)

Related terms

• bitterhed
• forbitret

Noun

bitter

1. bitter (the liquid used in drinks)
2. A bitter form of an aquavit

Etymology 2

From English bitter

Noun

bitter

1. bitter (type of beer - only known generally in Denmark for a few years)

Dutch

Pronunciation

Adjective

1. bitter (having an acrid taste)

Related terms

verbitterd

See also

zoet, zout, zuur

German

Etymology

Old High German bittar

Adjective

1. bitter

Italian

Noun

bitter

1. bitters

Old English

Etymology

Maybe from the verb *bitan

Adjective

bitter

1. bitter

Swedish

Pronunciation

Adjective

bitter

1. bitter; having an acrid taste
2. bitter; hateful
3. bitter; resentful

Bitter can refer to:

• Bitter, one of the five basic tastes;
• Bitter, a kind of ale particularly popular in Britain or
• Bitters, an herbal preparation now used mostly in cocktails.
• Bitter, a German car company
• Bitterness, an emotion similar to resentment.
• Francis Bitter, American physicist
• Bitter Coat, A kind of clothing used in Brazilian ceremonies
• Bitter, single by New Zealand band Shihad. Released in August of 1995, featured two b-sides: Bring your Friends and Just Like Everybody Else.
• Bitter, an album by Me'shell Ndegeocello.

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