Aue

aue auê German Alternative forms de Au de Awe obsolete Pronunciation de /aʊ̯ə/ de De-Aue.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Etymology 1 Aach (toponymy) de flood meadow :inh gmh:ouwe<id:stream> From de gmh ouwe terrain, landscape by water, in water; island, from de goh ouwa, from de gmw-pro *auwju floodplain, meadow; island, from de gem-pro *awjō, from earlier gem-pro *agwjō, ultimately from de ine-pro *h₂ékʷeh₂ water. Compare with ofs ei, sv ö Q23442, da ø Q23442, non ey, no øy; also related to the modern German suffix de -ach. Noun f de geography flood meadow, floodplain a flat grassy area adjacent to a river bed, subject to seasonal flooding from 10th c. de Flussaue Überschwemmungsgebiet de Neckarauen de Neckar Meadows [a placename] de literary mead, meadow de Northwest German a comparatively large stream or small river de especially West Central German South West German a river island, particularly one in a flowing body of water, very often the Rhine from 10th c. de Flussaue Declension f Hyponyms de Altaue Hartholzaue Talaue Weichholzaue Derived terms de Auenlandschaft Auenlehm Auenökologie Auensee Auensystem Auenwald Auenwiese Flussauenlandschaft Related terms de -ach Ache Ach Aach Aa Etymology 2 de ewe :inh gmh:ouwe<id:ewe> From de gmh ouwe, from de goh ouwi, from de gmw-pro *awi, from de gem-pro *awiz, from de ine-pro *h₂ówis. Cognate with nl ooi, en ewe, la ovis, grc ὄϊς, sa अवि ávi. Noun f de technical or dialectal ewe female sheep de Schaf Mutterschaf Zibbe Declension f Further reading Aue_Wiesengelaende_Insel Aue_Schaf Hunsrik Pronunciation hrx /ˈaʊ̯ə/ Noun hrx noun form n hrx Au Manx Alternative forms gv Aaue Etymology From gv sga Eua, from gv la grc Eva, from gv grc Εὔα, from gv he חַוָּה ḥawwâ. Compare ga Éabha and gd Eubha. Pronunciation gv /eːu/ Proper noun gv proper noun f Eve Biblical figure gv Biblical characters