Leed

leed LEED Central Franconian Pronunciation gmw-cfr /leːt/ etymologies may be distinguished by tone gmw-cfr leet Etymology 1 gmw-cfr gmh gmw-pro gem-pro 3 From gmw-cfr goh liod. Noun gmw-cfr noun n plural Leeder diminutive Leedche gmw-cfr Ripuarian northern _ Moselle Franconian song gmw-cfr 2003 w:Bläck Fööss Wenn mir Kölsche singe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r_oPE0Pcno Leeder zom Laache, zom Kriesche och, Ha’ mer en Kölle satt un jenooch. Wat uns bewääch un wat uns bedröck, Dat moss einfach rus, söns weed mer verröck! Songs for laughing, for crying too, We have in Cologne plenty and enough. What moves us and what depresses us Must be expressed, or else we go crazy! Alternative forms gmw-cfr Lied southern _ Moselle Franconian Etymology 2 From gmw-cfr goh leid. Noun gmw-cfr noun n no plural gmw-cfr most of _ Ripuarian western _ Moselle Franconian sorrow, grief, agony Alternative forms gmw-cfr Lääd most of eastern _ Moselle Franconian gmw-cfr Leid Kölsch Westerwald Hunsrik Pronunciation hrx /leːt/ Noun n sorrow, grief, woe Derived terms hrx leedich Further reading Limburgish Etymology 1 li gmw-pro *leuþ, from li gem-pro *leuþą. Pronunciation li /ˈleː˦t/ li eːt 1 Noun li noun n plural Leeder or Leechter diminutive Leddsche or Leedsche li sp-DE li music song musical composition sung with vocals or vocal lyrics Usage notes The generally used plural form is li Leeder. The plural form li Leechter is used in some parts of Selfkant (some speakers here also use li Leech in the singular). Alternative forms li leed Veldeke li Leet Eupen spelling li Leech Selfkant li Leid li Ledd some Ripuarian-Limburgish dialects Etymology 2 li gmw-pro *liþu, from li gem-pro *liþuz. Pronunciation li /ˈleː˨t/ li eːt 1 Noun li noun n plural Leeder li sp-DE li anatomy joint, limb member link in a chain Alternative forms li leed Veldeke li Ledd li Gleed Gledd under influence from German li Gléït Eupen Etymology 3 From li Leid, with regular Ripuarian-Limburgish monophthongisation of -ei-. Pronunciation li /ˈleː˨t/ li eːt 1 Noun li noun n li sp-DE li Leid ELR woe, sorrow Luxembourgish Etymology From lb goh leid. Cognate with de Leid, nl leed. Pronunciation lb /leːt/ lb eːt 1 lb leed Noun n - sorrow, grief, woe misery Synonyms misery lb Misär Related terms lb leed