kalvesuss.
A traditional veal aspic, made by boiling and mincing meat from parts of a calf, mixing it with stock, and allowing it to set; commonly eaten cold as a spread or served with potatoes.
Meaning & usage
A traditional veal aspic, made by boiling and mincing meat from parts of a calf, mixing it with stock, and allowing it to set; commonly eaten cold as a spread or served with potatoes.
Where this word comes from
From kalv (“calf”) + suss (“jellied veal dish”), with linking -e- (“interfix”). The dialectal noun suss (“jellied veal dish”) is of uncertain origin; it may be related to dialectal sossen (“quivering, rocking”), referring to the dish's trembling, gelatinous consistency.
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Last enriched 2026-09-10. Definitions are in English. Romanizations are shown when supplied by the source; syllable estimates are omitted for unsupported scripts.