Deutscher

deutscher English Etymology en :bor de:Deutscher + 1 Proper noun s en German. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Deutscher is the 31482nd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 735 individuals. Deutscher is most common among White (95.78%) individuals. Noun en rare A German man. en w:George Augustus Sala Wills and Bequests: Not from the ‘Illustrated London News’ w:M[ary] E[lizabeth] Braddon w:Belgravia: A London Magazine VII, third series; XXVII, first series October 1875 London Office:Warwick House, Paternoster Row, London, E.C. 331 He left 10,000 dollars to the Lieber Vaterland association for defraying the fines of Deutschers prosecuted for ‘schlogging the kops’ of Irishmen. en Oswald Allan Worthy a Crown? London Head and Meek,15, Wine Office Court, Fleet Street 1876 13 2 While two Deutschers say, “You’d better surrender to us ’tis true!” en Hans and Fritz w:Appletons’ Journal: A Monthly Miscellany of Popular Literature II 1877 New York, N.Y. D. Appleton and Company,549 & 551 Broadway 472 1 HANS and Fritz were two Deutschers who lived side by side, / Remote from the world, its deceit and its pride; / With their pretzels and beer the spare moments were spent, / And the fruits of their labor were peace and content. en Charles Ernest Scott “The Apostle of Shantung” The Sunday School Times fifty-two 35 Philadelphia, Pa. 27 August 1910 423 https://archive.org/details/sim_sunday-school-times_1910-08-27_52_35/page/423/mode/1up 1 ‘Then, to show their contempt for Boxers and Boxer-sympathizing cities—and in their daring lay their safety—a handful of these doughty Deutschers chose to enter the city, not through the big jagged hole they had made, but to scale those grim, sheer walls. en w:Maxwell Anderson w:Valley Forge Eleven Verse Plays Harcourt, Brace and Company by arrangement with Anderson House 1934 1939 87 https://archive.org/details/elevenverseplays0000maxw/page/n516/mode/1up A couple of Deutschers been making sausage all night. en James Max Henderson Memoirs of a Mouse a. 1968 2003 24 https://archive.org/details/memoirsofmouse0000hend/page/24/mode/1up 0-9719609-1-7 Our cornet and trombone players, a couple of Deutschers known as “Gussie”’ and “Goosie,” took their music seriously and helped to cover my lousy fiddling while I was still learning that “der black notes ist der music, and der vite ist der paper” (as Gussie informed me). en w:James Leasor Boarding Party Boston, Mass. w:Houghton Mifflin Company 1978 1979 183 https://archive.org/details/boardingparty00leas/page/183/mode/1up 0-395-27217-3 ‘Maybe they’re a couple of Deutschers who can’t swim,’ suggested Red Mac. See also en Deutscher Wachtelhund<qq:lit. German Quail Dog, German Spaniel> Further reading German de:Deutsche Etymology de deutsch German. Pronunciation de /ˈdɔɪ̯t͡ʃɐ/ de De-Deutscher.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de ɔɪ̯t͡ʃɐ 2 de Deut scher Noun + + German male or unspecified de Sind Sie Deutscher? Are you German? formal, to a man de Bist du Deutscher? Are you German? informal, to a man or a boy de Seid ihr Deutsche? Are you Germans? informal, to a group of people de Ich bin Deutscher. I'm German. de Wir sind Deutsche. We are Germans. de wir Deutsche; wir Deutschen we Germans de Deutsche beiderlei Geschlechts male and female Germans Declension + Hypernyms de Mitteleuropäer Hyponyms de Amerikadeutscher Auslandsdeutscher Banatdeutscher Bessarabiendeutscher Bukowinadeutscher Galiziendeutscher Kanadadeutscher Kaukasusdeutscher Krimdeutscher Reichsdeutscher Rumäniendeutscher Russlanddeutscher Rußlanddeutscher Sibiriendeutscher Sowjetdeutscher Südafrikadeutscher Sudetendeutscher Ukrainedeutscher Volksdeutscher Weichseldeutscher Wolhyniendeutscher Wolyniendeutscher Wolgadeutscher de Anhalter Badener Baden-Württemberger Bayer Berliner Brandenburger Hesse Holsteiner Mecklenburger Mecklenburg-Vorpommer Niedersachse Nordrhein-Westfale Oberfranke Ostpreuße Ostpreusse Ostschwabe Pfälzer Pommer Posener Preuße Preusse Rheinland-Pfälzer Rheinländer Saarländer Sachsen-Anhalter Sachse Schlesier Schleswiger Schleswig-Holsteiner Schwabe Thüringer Unterfranke Westfale Westpreuße Westpreusse Württemberger Related terms de deutsch a de Deutsch n de Hochdeutscher Noun de noun form f de Deutsche str gen//dat s ; str gen p Further reading de Germany Nationalities Male people Ethnonyms