Mann

mann Mànn männ English Etymology 1 As a en de - surname, from the root of en man. Pronunciation en æn 1 Proper noun en German. en Punjabi. The Isle of Man. en river r:suf/Northern Rivers s/New South Wales c/Australia which joins the riv:Suf/Clarence. Derived terms en Gell-Mann Amnesia Gell-Mann Amnesia effect Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Mann is the 378th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 83,510 individuals. Mann is most common among White (80.39%) individuals. Etymology 2 en :bor as:মান<t:Burmese> + 1 Alternative forms en Man Noun Descendants of Burmese people who settled in Northeast India. Alemannic German Alternative forms gsw ma mà Maa Mànn mo Etymology From gsw gmh man, from gsw goh man, from gsw gmw-pro *mann, from gsw gem-pro *mann-, from gsw ine-pro *mon-. Cognate with de Mann, nl man, en man, is maður, sv man, got 𐌼𐌰𐌽𐌽𐌰. Noun gsw noun m gsw Uri man References 67 gsw Male People Czech Pronunciation Proper noun m-an Mannová cs m German Declension m.an.surname Further reading German Alternative forms de Man obsolete Etymology de :inh gmh:man From de gmh man, from de goh man, from de gmw-pro *mann, from de gem-pro *mann-, from de ine-pro *mon-. de man. Pronunciation de /man/ de De-Mann.ogg de De-Mann2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de an 1 de man Noun m,es:s,^er:en[rare or poetic]:-[obsolete] ^chen,^lein,^le,li,^eken,Mandl,Manderl ^in man, male human being de Mensch 1925, Milwaukee America Kalender, volume 45, Geo. Brumder, Milwaukee, page 20: de Heiraten sich Mann und Frau, so besitzen beide gewisses Eigentum, selbst wenn dies nur Kleider sind. Man and woman get married, so both possess certain property, even when this is only clothes. 2007, Anton Schiefner, edited by Hartmut Walravens, Übersetzungen aus dem tibetischen Kanhjur. Beiträge zur Buddhismuskunde und zur zentralasiatischen Märchenforschung, Harrasowitz Verlag, Wiesbaden, p. 25 and 29: Da er ihn nicht in der Sonne aber auch nicht im Schatten bringen lassen sollte, befahl er dem Manne, den Topf an die Spitze eines Stockes zu binden und mit einem dünnen Gewande zu bedecken. Since he was not supposed to let it be brought in the sun but also not in the shade, he directed the man to tie the pot onto the point of a stick and to cover it with a thin garment. Dem Manne aber sagte er: [...] To the man however he said: [...] husband de Ehemann Gatte Ehegatte Gemahl Gespons m de Frau Ehefrau Weib Eheweib Gattin Ehegattin Gemahlin Gespons n Gesponsin Ehegesponsin de Ehepartner 1545, Martin Luther, et. al., translators, Biblia, Hans Lufft, Wittenberg, Ruth 1:9: de Der HERR gebe euch das jr ruge findet eine jgliche in jres Mans hause / Vnd küsset sie. DA huben sie jre stimme auff / vnd weineten The LORD grant you that you find rest each one in her husband's house; and kissed them. THen they raised their voice up, and cried Usage notes The normal plural is Männer, which can be used in all contexts and is now the only plural used in ordinary contexts. The plural Mannen is now rare and somewhat poetic. It usually means a group of men, often soldiers, under the command or leadership of someone: Cäsars Mannen ("Caesar's men"). It is sometimes heard in sports jargon: die Mannen von Trainer XY ("coach XY's men"). The singular Mann is sometimes used after numbers. It means "men" (and may also include women) as a measure for the size or strength of a group rather than as individuals: Mit drei Mann können wir den Schrank heben – "With three people we can lift the cupboard." Military or police personnel, team members, demonstrators and the like are often counted using this singular. Using the singular for quantities can also be done with other units, such as weight, length, money, etc. Compare the use of singular for quantity also in English in adjective phrases, such as "a ten kilometer race" or "a five dollar bill". This singular Mann is not the same as the obsolete unchanged plural Mann, which was inherited from Old and Middle High German, and was used through the Early New High German period. Declension m,es:s,^er:-[sometimes after numerals]:en[rare or poetic] Antonyms man (male human), by gender de Frau f, de Männin f man (male human), by age de Junge m, de Knabe m, de Bube m, de Bub m chiefly Swiss and Austrian Hyponyms de Ackermann Ampelmann Amtmann Arbeitsmann Barmann Bergmann Blödmann Bootsmann Buhmann Dönermann Edelmann Ehemann Eismann Englischmann Ersatzmann Exmann Fährmann Flachmann FBI-Mann Feuerwehrmann Franzmann Froschmann Gefolgsmann Geschäftsmann Hampelmann Hauptmann Hausmann Hengstmann Hintermann Jungmann Kameramann Kaufmann Klostermann Landmann Landsmann Lebemann Mann im Mond Milchmann Müllmann Mustermann Nebenmann Neumann Nordmann Obmann Ostmann Putzmann Sämann Sandmann Saubermann Schulmann Schutzmann Seemann Sensenmann Staatsmann Strohmann Supermann Tochtermann Tormann Traummann V-Mann Vordermann Wachmann Wahlmann Waidmann Wandersmann Wassermann Weidmann Wehrmann Weihnachtsmann Derived terms de bemannt Butzemann entmannen ermannen Flattermann mannbar Männchen Männerbund mannhaft Mannheit männiglich Männin Mannschaft mannshoch mannstoll männlich Mannomann Mannmonat Manntag Pipimann Pullermann Schneemann seinen Mann stehen von Mann zu Mann Related terms de Männerfreundschaft Männergesellschaft Männerkleid Männerkleider männermordend Manneskraft Mannestum Manns genug sein,Mannes genug sein Mannsbild Mannsperson Mannstärke Mannzahl Männeken Mensch Muselmann<qq:possibly related> References Further reading Mann_Person_Gatte_Anrede Mann (Person, Gatte, Anrede) Mann_Schriftsteller Mann (Schriftsteller) de de Male people Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gmh man, from hrx goh man, from hrx gmw-pro *mann, from hrx gem-pro *mann-, from hrx ine-pro *mon-. Cognate with de,lb,pdc Mann. Pronunciation Noun m Menner Mennche man adult male human hrx Fraa Fraamensch hrx Ich kenne de Mann net. I do not know the man. hrx 2006 Spohr Familien-Kalender 130 Die Kinna wolle, die Fraa will, unn de Mann will nix demit wisse. Unn dann? hrx Das scheenste Fest Erica Luisa Ziegler 81 Hunsrückisch em prosa & verso 2018 Cléo Vilson Altenhofen UFRGS Porto Alegre 978-85-64522-38-1 written in Joinville http://hdl.handle.net/10183/184118 Ganz frih hot der Gemeindevorstand drei odde vier Menner in der Wald geschickt, fo die Churraskespetos ze rumiere. husband hrx Fraa jhn 4 17 Ti fraa hot keantwort: — Ich hon khee man! Tan saat Yeesus: — Tuu pist richtich wëns tuu saast hest khee man Derived terms hrx Bedienmann Berrichmann Dinstmann Fuermann Gescheftsmann Hausmann jimand Kaafmann Schneemann Strampelmann Zimmermann References 107 1 hrx People Male family members Marriage Low German Etymology From nds gml man, from nds osx mann, from nds gmw-pro *mann, from nds gem-pro *mann-, from nds ine-pro *mon-. Cognate to de Mann, pdt Maun, en man. Noun m Mannslüd<q:depending primarily on dialect>,Mannslüüd,Manns,Mann nds GLG nds in many dialects, including _ Dithmarsisch Low Prussian Mecklenburgisch-Vorpommersch man (adult) male human nds in many dialects, including _ Low Prussian short for nds Ehmann: husband Coordinate terms nds Ehfro Ehfru Fro Frominsch Froonsminsch Fru Frugensminsch Fruminsch Fruunsminsch Wief Derived terms nds Bumann Ehmann Mann in de Tünn! Mannsminsch Timmermann Watermann See also nds Deern Diern Ehlüüd Ehpoor Familie Jung Jungdeern Jungkeerl Keerl Kerl Kind Mensch Minsch Oll Öllern Ollsch Ool Oolsch References nds Male people Luxembourgish Etymology From lb gmh man, from lb goh man, from lb gmw-pro *mann, from lb gem-pro *mann-, from lb ine-pro *mon-. Cognate with de Mann. Pronunciation lb /mɑn/ lb ɑn 1 lb mann Noun m Männer man (male human) husband Further reading Old English Pronunciation Mann Proper noun m ang male Pennsylvania German Etymology From pdc gmh man, from pdc goh man, from pdc gmw-pro *mann, from pdc gem-pro *mann-, from pdc ine-pro *mon-. Cognate with de Mann. Noun pdc noun m plural Menner man (male human) husband Related terms pdc Beddelmann