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Flucht
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flucht
German
Pronunciation
de /flʊxt/
de De-Flucht.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de ʊχt 1
Etymology 1
From de gmh vluht, from de goh fluht, from de gmw-pro *fluhti escape. Pertaining to de fliehen to flee.
Noun
f
escape, flight act of fleeing
Declension
f
Derived terms
de Ausflucht Flucht nach vorn fluchtartig Fluchtgedanke Fluchtgrund Fluchthelfer Fluchtroute Fluchtweg flüchten flüchtig Flüchtling Fluchtmöglichkeit Unfallflucht Fluchtplan Fluchtursache Fluchtverhalten Fluchtversuch Gefangenenflucht Kapitalflucht Landflucht Massenflucht Republikflucht
Etymology 2
From de gml vlucht, from de osx fluht, from de gmw-pro *fluhti flying. Pertaining to de fliegen to fly.
Noun
f
de construction technical line, alignment vertical or horizontal line along which houses, walls, windows or other building elements are arranged
de construction dated _ as a simplex suite, line of rooms, number of rooms interconnected by doors
de Suite Zimmerflucht
de ornithology flock of birds
de Schwarm<qq:the normal word>
Declension
f
Derived terms
de Bauflucht Dachflucht Fensterflucht Fluchtgerade Fluchtlinie Fluchtpunkt Häuserflucht Treppenflucht Raumflucht Zimmerflucht
Further reading
Plautdietsch
Noun
pdt noun f plural Fluchte
flight (act of fleeing)
escape
pdt 1-syllable words