Schwarz

schwarz English Etymology Borrowed from en de Schwarz. en swart. Proper noun ~ es s en German. en mun in s/Mecklenburg-Vorpommern c/Germany. Derived terms en Schwarz lantern Schwarz paradox See also en Schwartz Schwartze Schwarze French Etymology fr :bor de:Schwarz fr de Schwarz. Proper noun fr German German de: thumb|Distribution of the "Schwarz" surname (in Germany). Etymology From the adjective de schwarz, from de gmh swarz, from de goh swarz, from de gmw-pro *swart, from de gem-pro *swartaz, from de ine-pro *swerd- dirty, dark, black. Compare de schwarz, nl zwart, en swart. Pronunciation de /ʃvaʁt͡s/ de De-Schwarz2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-Schwarz.ogg de Schwarz Noun n,(es).sg black (colour) de heraldry sable; black in heraldry Declension n,(es).sg Proper noun surname de common nicknames Schwartz Derived terms de Cauchy-Schwarz-Ungleichung de Schwarzin f feminine form obsolete Related terms de Schwarzenegger de Schwarzschild See also Further reading de Blacks Hunsrik Etymology From the adjective hrx schwarz. Pronunciation Noun n Schwarzrode The color black See also Further reading hrx Colors Pennsylvania German Etymology From pdc gmh swarz, from pdc goh swarz, from pdc gmw-pro *swart, from pdc gem-pro *swartaz, from pdc ine-pro *swordo- dirty, dark, black. Compare de schwarz, nl zwart, en swart. Pronunciation pdc /ˈʃʋaːɐ̯t͡s/ Noun pdc noun f black See also Polish Etymology pl :ubor de:Schwarz + 1 Pronunciation szwarc Schwartz,szwarc,Szwarc,Szwarz Schwarz Proper noun m-pr pl m German Declension <m.pr.surname> Proper noun f 1 pl f German Further reading Portuguese Etymology pt :ubor de:Schwarz + 1 Proper noun mfbysense pt German Spanish Etymology es :bor de:Schwarz + 1 Pronunciation Shuarz + Proper noun mfbysense es German