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Ex
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Appendix:Variations of "ex"
English
Noun
en ex.
German
Pronunciation
de /ɛks/
de De-Ex.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Etymology 1
de Exfreund,Exmann.
Noun
m,-,e
de informal ex male former romantic partner
de Verflossener
Declension
m,-,e
Etymology 2
de Exfreundin,Exfrau.
Noun
f
de informal ex female former romantic partner
de Verflossene
Declension
f
Etymology 3
de Extemporale.
Noun
f
de informal Bavaria an unannounced performance test of pupils in school
de Stegreifaufgabe unangekündigter Leistungsnachweis
Declension
f
Further reading
Old English
Alternative forms
ang Exa
Etymology
From ang cel-bry-pro *Uɨsk.
Proper noun
Ex m
ang river co/Somerset and co/Devon cc/England Exe
Derived terms
ang Exanċeaster
Descendants
en Exe
References
Ex 9839
Pennsylvania German
Noun
pdc noun form
pdc Ax