Bruch

bruch bŕuch břuch English Etymology en :bor de:Bruch + 1 Proper noun en German. Derived terms en Bruch's membrane German Etymology 1 de break :inh gmh:bruch<ety:inh<goh:bruh<ety:inh<gmw-pro:*bruki<ety:inh<gem-pro:*brukiz<ety:der<*brekaną>>>>>>>> 1 From de gmh bruch, from de goh bruh, from de gmw-pro *bruki. Cognate with en breach. Pronunciation de /bʁʊx/ de De-Bruch.ogg Berlin de De-at-Bruch.ogg Austria de ʊx 1 Noun m,(e)s,^e break, breaking, breach, fracture, rupture de mathematics fraction de medicine fracture (of a bone) de Knochenbruch medical parlance Fraktur de medicine hernia de sich einen Bruch heben to get a hernia from heavy lifting de Leistenbruch Eingeweidebruch medical parlance Hernie de figuratively (to) excess, very much de sich einen Bruch lachen to split one's sides to laugh oneself a hernia de slang de Einbruch break-in Declension m,(e)s,^e Derived terms de Abbruch Anbruch Aufbruch Ausbruch Bruchbude Bruchfläche brüchig Bruchkäse Bruchkuchen Bruchlandung Bruchrechnung Bruchstein Bruchstrich Bruchstück Bruchteil Bruchzahl Durchbruch Ehebruch Einbruch Hausfriedensbruch Kettenbruch Knochenbruch Rechtsbruch Schiffbruch Sollbruchstelle Steinbruch Umbruch Wegbruch Wolkenbruch zu Bruch gehen Zusammenbruch Kreislaufzusammenbruch Etymology 2 de wetland :inh gmh:bruoch de:+ (Landschaft) From de gmh bruoch, from de goh bruoh, from de gmw-pro *brōk n. Cognate with en brook. Pronunciation de /bʁuːx/ properly de /bʁʊx/ now commonly, after etymology 1 de uːx ʊx Noun m:n,(e)s,^e[masculine]:^er[neuter] de now chiefly in placenames swamp; wet, swampy land with trees and bushes, which if drained becomes suitable for grazing animals on Declension m:n,(e)s,^e:^er Alternative forms de -broich in Rhenish placenames Derived terms de Oderbruch n Etymology 3 de leggings :inh gmh:bruoch From de gmh bruoch, from de goh bruoh, from de gmw-pro *brōk f. Cognate with en breech. Pronunciation de /bʁuːx/ de uːx Noun f,en:^e de obsolete pair of hose, leggings, pants, trousers usual until ca. 1700 de Hose Strumpfhose Unterhose Declension f,en:^e Further reading de Landforms Clothing Injuries Hunsrik Pronunciation Noun m Brich breach hernia Further reading Luxembourgish Proper noun lb proper noun lb small town in central c/Luxembourg Pennsylvania German Etymology Compare de Bruch, nl breuk, en breach. Noun pdc noun m plural Brich quarry breach hernia Plautdietsch Etymology pdt de Bruch. Noun pdt noun m rupture hiatus hernia Derived terms pdt Bruchbaunt Bruchdeel Ehebruch Knoakebruch Nowelbruch Räajelbruch Scheppbruch Utbruch Wolkjenbruch Related terms pdt bräakjen pdt 1-syllable words pdt Medical signs and symptoms