Baum

baum Bäum Translingual Proper noun A botanical plant name author abbreviation for botanist Hugo Baum (1866-1950). Further reading Author query of the International Plant Names Index mul Botanical author abbreviations English Etymology en :bor de:Baum + 1 Proper noun s en. Derived terms en Baumian Anagrams en abmu -umab Central Franconian Alternative forms gmw-cfr Boum variant spelling at least in Kölsch uncommon gmw-cfr Boom most dialects gmw-cfr Baam southern _ Moselle Franconian Etymology gmw-cfr :inh gmh:boum<id:tree> tree + Pronunciation gmw-cfr /bɔu̯m/ Noun gmw-cfr noun m plural </b>Kölsch Bäum|or|Westerwald<b> Baim diminutive Bäumche or Baimche gmw-cfr Kölsch Westerwald tree gmw-cfr Nää, su ne schöne Baum krije mer niemols mih! No, we’ll never get such a beautiful tree again! gmw-cfr 2003 Rut sin de Ruse De Boore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G29kFfc3agQ Och unsre Baum, dä steiht noch do, wo ich dat Hätz erenjemaht. Dä Baum, dä hät uns beiden Jlöck jebraht. Our tree is still standing there too, the one in which I carved a heart. That tree has brought the two of us luck/happiness. German Birnbaum am Lerchenberg retouched.jpg tree (1) de Brunfelsia pauciflora shrub.jpg Pflanze de Roots by cesarpb.jpg Wurzel de Magnolia acuminata trunk.JPG Stamm de Ceiba sp branches.jpg Ast de Autumn Red Oak Leaf.jpg Blatt de Picea koyamae shoot.JPG Nadel de Fruit_Stall_in_Barcelona_Market.jpg Frucht L11540 Etymology de :inh gmh:boum From de gmh boum, from de goh boum, from de gmw-pro *baum, from de gem-pro *baumaz. Akin to nl boom, nds Boom, fy beam, en beam. Pronunciation de /baʊ̯m/ [baʊ̯m] de De-Baum2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-Baum.ogg de aʊ̯m 1 Noun m,(e)s,^e ^chen,^lein tree de Vögel nisten gern in Bäumen. Birds like to nest in trees. de Bäume zählen zu den größten Lebensformen. Trees are one of the biggest life forms. de Baum fällt! Timber! Tree falling! de nautical boom Usage notes In German, one generally says: de Er sitzt auf dem Baum He’s sitting on the tree, and accordingly: de Sie klettert auf den Baum She’s climbing onto the tree. The construction with de in (as in English) is not entirely impossible, but it is rare. There is a chance that it may be misunderstood as “inside a hollow tree trunk”. Declension m,(e)s,^e Hypernyms tree de Pflanze Hyponyms tree de Eiche, de Kastanie Derived terms de Affenbrotbaum Amberbaum Apfelsinenbaum Apfelbaum Aprikosenbaum baumartig Baumast Baumbast baumbestanden Baumgartner Baumgrenze Baumhaus Baumhöhle Baumkunde Baumkrone Baumkuchen baumlang baumlos Baummarder Baumralle baumreich Baumschule Baumstumpf Baumwiese Baumwipfel Baumwolle baumwollen Baumzapfen Baumzweig Birkenbaum Birnbaum Doppelbaum Eichenbaum Entscheidungsbaum Erdbeerbaum Feigenbaum Flammenbaum Gummibaum Johannisbrotbaum Kakaobaum Kastanienbaum Kirschbaum Laubbaum Maibaum Mandelbaum Maulbeerbaum Nadelbaum Nussbaum Obstbaum Olivenbaum Orangenbaum Pfirsichbaum Pflaumbaum Pflaumenbaum Schlagbaum Schneckensamenbaum Stammbaum Suchbaum Tannenbaum Walnussbaum Weihnachtsbaum bäumig Duftbaum Felgenbaum de Additional regional or archaic diminutives Bäumele Bäumelein Bäumerl Bäumken Bäumle Bäumli Bäumlin Proper noun m:f,s:-[with an article],s:- de de how is this different from sense 1? de German Jewish Further reading de de Trees Low German Alternative forms nds Bäom Boum Sauerland nds Boom chiefly non-Westphalian Etymology nds osx gmw-pro gem-pro 3 From nds gml bôm. Noun m Baime,Bäme,Boime nds most of _ Münsterland and eastern Westphalia tree