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Funk
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funk
English
Etymology
en
Proper noun
s
en
German
Etymology 1
de funken, de Funker, themselves from de Funkentelegraphie, from de Funken spark Telegraphie telegraphy.23 Funk 291
Pronunciation
de /fʊŋk/
de De-Funk.ogg
de ʊŋk
Noun
m.sg
radio technology
Usage notes
de Funk is used for radio with several transmitters, as employed e.g. by police. It can also refer to audio programs transmitted by broadcasters, but de Radio is the normal word for this.
Declension
m.sg
Derived terms
de Funkantenne Funkerkompanie Funkersoldat Funkfrequenz Funkgerät Funkempfänger Funkloch Funksender Funksignal Funkverbindung Funkwelle Funkwerbung Amateurfunk Buschfunk Flurfunk Hörfunk Polizeifunk Rundfunk Seefunk Staatsfunk
Etymology 2
de :bor en:funk
de en funk.
Pronunciation
de /faŋk/
de aŋk 1
Noun
m.sg
funk music
Declension
m.sg
Further reading
Funk_Musik_Pop_Jazz Funk (Musik)
Funk_Uebertragung_senden Funk (Übertragung)
de
References
de Music Radio
Plautdietsch
Noun
pdt noun f plural Funke
spark
Derived terms
pdt Funkestoppsel
Related terms
pdt funkle
pdt 1-syllable words