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Stroom
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stroom Strööm
Low German
Etymology
From nds gml strôm, from nds osx strōm, from nds gem-pro *straumaz, from nds ine-pro *srowmos, from ine-pro *srew- to flow. Compare standard de Strom, nl stroom, en stream, da strøm.
Noun
m Strööm nds GLG
stream large river
stream; current
nds physics uncountable electric current; electricity
nds uncountable electricity electric power
A large river.
Derived terms
nds Stroomlinie
nds stroomlinienförmig
nds Stroomslag
nds Stroomwater
North Frisian
Alternative forms
frr struum Föhr-Amrum
Etymology
From frr ofs strām, from frr gmw-pro *straum. Cognates include fy stream.
Pronunciation
frr [stroːm]
Noun
frr noun m plural Stroomen or Stroomer frr Sylt
river
current, stream force of moving water
electric current, electricity