1. brīsa — Lewis & Short
brīsa, ae, f.kindr. with the Gr. bru/tea, ta/,
I the refuse grapes after they are pressed, grape-skins, Col. 12, 39, 2.
The corpus record — Latin
brīsa
brīsa · f
the refuse grapes after they are pressed
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What it meant
2. brisa — Walde–Hofmann
brisa, -ae f. , Weintrester" (Colum., GL, rom., span. brisa; aus dem Lat. entl. oder eher urverw. alb. berst , Wein- und Ültrester, Dungerde*, daraus serb. bersa, birsa, birza „Weintrester identisch mit thrak.-gr. Bpórea, Bpbria ntr. pl. „Trester, Überbleibsel ausgepreßter Trauben oder Oliven*, Weiterbildung von thrak. Bpürov, Rpörog „Bier“ (: ahd. briwwan ,brauen*, lat. defrutum, s. d.); aber nicht aus dem Griech. … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. brisa, p. 148]
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