Buur

buur büür Central Franconian Alternative forms gmw-cfr Boor Kölsch ; especially older, now also gmw-cfr Buur gmw-cfr Bouer Bauer Moselle Franconian Etymology From gmw-cfr gmh būre, from gmw-cfr goh *būro, byform of goh gibūro, from gmw-cfr gmw-pro *būr, from gmw-cfr gem-pro *būraz inhabitant, dweller. Pronunciation gmw-cfr /buə̯/ Noun gmw-cfr noun m plural Buure gmw-cfr Ripuarian farmer, peasant Low German Alternative forms nds Buer in some other dialects, including Low Prussian nds bur, nds Bur in some other dialects nds Buu'r, nds Buuer nds bour, nds Bour, nds Bouer nds biur, nds Biur nds Biuer Etymology From nds gml bûr, from nds osx *būr, from nds gmw-pro *būr, from nds gem-pro *būraz dweller, inhabitant. Cognate with de Bauer. Noun m Bure,Buren,Buurs nds GLG nds in many dialects, including _ Low Prussian farmer nds in many dialects, including _ Low Prussian largely _ historical peasant nds in many dialects jack (cards) Derived terms nds Buurkarpe m nds Buurmargell f nds buuren, nds buure see also the terms derived from Buer North Frisian Alternative forms frr büür Föhr-Amrum frr böre Mooring Etymology From frr ofs būr, from frr gmw-pro *būr, from frr gem-pro *būraz inhabitant, dweller. Cognate with nl boer, de Bauer. Noun frr noun m plural Buuren frr Sylt farmer frr Occupations