Creme

creme crémé cremé crème Crème German Alternative forms de Krem Kreme superseded de Crème standard in Switzerland, optional in Germany Etymology de :bor fr:crème de fr crème. Pronunciation de /krɛːm(ə)/ [ˈkʁɛːm] [ˈkʁɛːmə] [kʁeːm] [ˈkʁeːmə] de De-Creme.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-Creme2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Creme Noun f,s:n cream medicine frosting, custard cream colour Usage notes For “cream” meaning “milkfat” use de Sahne, or (regionally) de Rahm; de Obers. The plural Cremes is applied by speakers who use a monosyllabic pronunciation for the singular, while the plural Cremen is accordance with a disyllabic pronunciation. The former is more common. Declension f,s:n Derived terms de cremig Eiscreme Gleitcreme Hautcreme Schuhcreme Sonnencreme Zahncreme Related terms de creme Descendants hu krém 1 also via French yi קרעם 1 possibly See also Further reading Creme_Salbe_Sueszspeise Creme (Salbe, Süßspeise) de de Yellows Old English Etymology Compare lng Krem. Pronunciation creme Proper noun f Crema (town in Lombardy) ang 1125 Peterborough Chronicle On þes ilces gæres sende se Papa of Rome to ðise lande an cardinal, Iohan of Creme wæs gehaten. In this same year sent the Pope of Rome to this land a cardinal, named John of Crema.