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Dorn

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dorn dòrn English Etymology en Proper noun s en. German Etymology From de gmh dorn, from de goh dorn, from de gmw-pro *þornu, from de gem-pro *þurnuz, from de ine-pro *tr̥nós, from ine-pro *(s)ter- stiff. Compare nds Doorn; Durn Mecklenburgisch-Vorpommersch; Däörn Münsterländisch, nl doorn, en thorn, da torn, got 𐌸𐌰𐌿𐍂𐌽𐌿𐍃. Pronunciation de /dɔʁn/ [dɔʁn] [dɔɐ̯n] de ɔʁn de De-Dorn.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m,es:s,en:^er[colloquial]:e[jargon] ^chen:^lein de thorn de botany also figuratively plural de Dornen or de Dörner thorn de Ein Kaktus hat keine Stacheln, sondern Dornen, während eine Rose keine Dornen, sondern Stacheln hat. A cactus has no spines, only thorns, while a rose has prickles but no thorns. de busch de botany poetry plural de Dorne de Dornbusch thornbush de bolt de engineering plural de Dorne bolt Declension m,es:s,en:^er[colloquial]:e[jargon] Hyponyms de Rosendorn rose thorn de Undorn, de Hülsdorn, de Weißdorn Derived terms de dornenartig, de dornig, de dornlos Related terms de Dornbusch, de Dornenbusch, de Dorngesträuch, de Dornenstrauch de Dorn im Auge, de keine Rose ohne Dornen Further reading Hunsrik Pronunciation hrx /tɔn/ Noun m Derner Dernche thorn Further reading 37