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Schall
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schall
English
Proper noun
s
en.
German
Etymology
From de gmh schal, from de goh scal, from de gmw-pro *skellan, from de gem-pro *skellaną, ultimately from de ine-pro *kelh₁- to call, shout.
Cognate with nl schal and sv skall. Compare en low to moo.
Pronunciation
de /ʃal/
de al 1
de De-Schall.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
m,(e)s,^e[both rare]:e
de physics sound
de Ton Geräusch Klang Laut
de otherwise usually more restricted a resonating sound, one that is either very loud or reverberant
Declension
m,(e)s,^e:e
Hyponyms
de Dauerschall Donnerschall Glockenschall Hyperschall Infraschall Luftschall Posaunenschall Trompetenschall Überschall Ultraschall
Derived terms
de Schall und Rauch schalldicht Schalldichte schallen Schallgeschwindigkeit Überschallflugzeug
Related terms
de Schelle
de schellen
Further reading
de Acoustics Sound
Hunsrik
Etymology
From hrx gmh schal, from hrx goh scal, from hrx gem-pro *skellan-, ultimately from hrx ine-pro *kelh₁- to call, shout.
Pronunciation
Noun
m Schell Schall
sound
Related terms
hrx schalle
References
Further reading
138
Luxembourgish
Etymology
lb gem-pro ine-pro 1
From lb gmh schal, from lb goh scal, from lb gmw-pro *skellan.
Pronunciation
lb /ʃɑl/
lb ɑl 1
Noun
m -
sound
Further reading
Pennsylvania German
Etymology
pdc gem-pro ine-pro 1
From pdc gmh schal, from pdc goh scal, from pdc gmw-pro *skellan. Compare de Schall.
Noun
pdc noun m plural Schalle
sound
echo
pdc Sound