Viez.
cider, apple wine
Meaning & usage
cider, apple wine
Where this word comes from
Uncertain. Possibly from Vize, from Latin vice, in the sense of “wine substitute”. The V-spelling at any rate seems to be based on this interpretation. Alternatively from Latin faex (“dregs”) as the word formerly also referred to a drink made from water and pomace (residue after pressing grapes). The development from Latin [ɛː ~ eː] to [iː] would be in line with Moselle Franconian dialects (but note that Luxembourgish Viz should be *Véiz in this case).
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