Mangel

mangel Mängel English + (surname) Etymology As a en de - surname, variant of en Mangold. As a Jewish surname, from de Mangel scarcity, lacking, need. As an English surname, variant of en Mangnall, from Mankinholes in Lancashire, usually said to be from the en ga - name ga Manchán (compare ga manach monk) + en ang hol hollow. As a en fr - surname, variant of en Mange, shortened from the personal name en Demange, a dialect form of en Dominique. Proper noun s en German. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Mangel is the 35582nd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 632 individuals. Mangel is most common among White (88.13%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en aeglmn Gelman Mangle leg man legman lemang mangle German Pronunciation de /ˈmaŋəl/ [ˈmaŋl̩̩] de De-Mangel.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Etymology 1 de mangeln to lack. Related to de Manko, which ultimately comes from the same source by way of a comparable derivation in Italian. Also related to en manque. Noun m,,^ lack, shortage the condition of having an insufficient amount of a resource, or none at all de :an(dat)<of something> dietary deficiency de Vitamin-C-Mangel / Mangel an Vitamin C vitamin C deficiency Declension m,,^ Derived terms de mangels de bemängeln de mangelhaft de Mangelerscheinung Related terms de Manko Descendants nb mangel 1 Etymology 2 From de gmh mange, gmh mangel, from de la manganum, from de grc μάγγᾰνον. Noun f mangle Declension f Derived terms de in die Mangel nehmen Further reading Mangel_Defizit_Defekt Mangel (Defizit, Defekt) Mangel_Maschine_Rolle_buegeln Mangel (Maschine, Rolle, bügeln)