Spree

spree English Etymology en :bor de:Spree + 1 Pronunciation en /ʃpɹeɪ/ /spɹeɪ/ en eɪ 1 en spray one pronunciation Proper noun en river c/Germany that flows through Lusatia and into Berlin, where it flows into the Havel. Translations river in Germany Bulgarian: bg Шпре́е f Czech: cs Spréva f French: fr Spree f Georgian: ka შპრეე German: de Spree f Hindi: hi श्प्रे Italian: it Sprea f Latin: la Sprea Polish: pl Sprewa f Russian: ru Шпре́е f, ru Шпре f, ru Спре́ва f obsolete, rare Slovak: sk Spréva f Sorbian: Lower Sorbian: dsb Sprjewja f Upper Sorbian: hsb Sprjewja f Anagrams en eeprs prees peers Reeps spere esper Prees Peres pères Perse speer Esper Peers per se Serpe perse en Berlin German de: Etymology From de gmh Sprēwe, from de goh Sprēwa, from a de sla - language (compare dsb Sprjewja, cs Spréva, pl Sprewa), but ultimately of de gem - origin, related to de spreizen to spread, disperse. Pronunciation de /ʃpʁeː/ de De-Spree.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Spray one pronunciation Proper noun f.article de river in eastern c/Germany Spree de 1988 Die Ärzte Westerland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIFFfP87Ooc Wie oft stand ich schon am Ufer, wie oft sprang ich in die Spree! Wie oft mussten sie mich retten, damit ich nicht untergeh! How many times I stood by the riverside, how many times I jumped into the Spree! How many times they had to save me, so that I wouldn’t drown! Derived terms de Spreequelle Spreemündung Spree-Neiße Spreewald Further reading L’Encyclopédie/1re édition/SPRÉE, la Plautdietsch Noun pdt noun f plural -- blackbird pdt 1-syllable words