Band

band bånd Bånd bánd *band English Etymology English, en de - and Jewish surname, from the noun de Band hoop, metal ring. Also as an English surname, variant of en Bond. Also as a German surname, pet from of en Bernhard. As a en nl - surname, from the place name (nl die) nl Bant. Pronunciation en ænd 1 Proper noun s en German. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Band is the 33894th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 671 individuals. Band is most common among White (86.14%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en abdn B-DNA bDNA bdna German Etymology 1 de tape From de gmh bant, from de goh bant, from de gmw-pro *band n m, from de gem-pro *bandą *bandą ~ *bandaz band, bond, derived from gem-pro *bindaną to bind. The noun was neuter in most of High German, but masculine in Low German (see de gml bant m) and parts of West Central German. The lexicalisation of this northern usage in the sense “volume” dates from the 17th century. Pronunciation de /bant/ de De-Band.oga de ant 1 de bannt Noun n,es:s,^er:e[figurative or poetic] ^chen,^lein,erl,l tape, ribbon de anatomy A ligament band or tie holding items together belt (conveyor belt, fan belt, etc.) band of the spectrum de figurative intimate bond to a person de Bande de figurative dependence, social bond de Bande de poetic shackle de Bande Usage notes The normal plural is de Bänder. The plural de Bande is used in the figurative sense of “bond” and in the poetic meaning “shackles” (for which usually de Fessel is used). In Early Modern German, the two plurals were widely interchangeable. Declension n,es:s,^er:e[figurative or poetic] Hyponyms de Armband Bruchband Dichtband Flatterband Förderband Halsband Isolierband Klebeband Laufband Maßband Malerband Schuhband Tonband Zugband Derived terms de am laufenden Band bandartig Bandlaufwerk Bandmaß Bandrobbe Bandsalat Bandspitze Bandwurm Noun m,es:s,^e ^chen volume, a single book, chiefly when part of a larger set de Die Bibliothek umfasst mehrere Millionen Bände. The library contains several million volumes. de hence especially volume of a multi-volume publication de Der erste Band umfasst die Buchstaben A bis K. The first volume comprises the letters A to K. Declension m,es:s,^e Derived terms de Bände sprechen Bildband Einband Gedichtband Sammelband Related terms de Verband<g:m> Etymology 2 de band de en band. Pronunciation de /bɛnt/ /bɛːnt/ de De-Band2.ogg Noun f,s de Music modern music band de Musikgruppe Musikbande<q:archaic> Declension f,s Etymology 3 de surname Generally from de Band (etymology 1), which was applied to makers or wearers of decorative bands (e.g. wristbands), but also to coopers (after the barrel hoops) etc. Pronunciation Like etymology 1 above. Proper noun m:f,s:-[with an article],s:- de Declension surname Further reading Band_Gewebestreifen_Fessel Band (Gewebestreifen, Fessel) Band_Buch Band (Buch) Band_Musikergruppe Band (Musikgruppe) Band in Digitales Familiennamenwörterbuch Deutschlands de heteronyms Luxembourgish Etymology 1 Probably either borrowed from lb de Band, or inherited from lb goh bant. Pronunciation lb /bant/ [bɑnt] lb ɑnt 1 Noun n Bänner ribbon, band tape, band (e.g. magnetic tape) lb anatomy ligament hoop (on a barrel) Etymology 2 Pronunciation lb /bænt/ lb ænt Noun f Banten band (musical group) lb Museksgrupp band, gang (e.g. of thieves) crowd, group Etymology 3 Pronunciation lb /bant/ [bɑnt] lb ɑnt 1 Noun m Bänn volume (one of a set of books) Derived terms lb Gedichtband Pennsylvania German Etymology 1 Compare de band, nl band, en band. Noun pdc noun n plural Benner band ribbon hinge bandage ligature Etymology 2 pdc en bond. Noun pdc noun n plural Benner bond certificate of indebtedness Romanian Etymology ro :bor hu:Bánd + 1 Pronunciation ro LL-Q7913 (ron)-KlaudiuMihaila-Band.wav Proper noun m ro commune county/Mureș c/Romania ro village commune/Band county/Mureș c/Romania