Kummer

English Etymology As a en de - and en gsw - surname, from the noun de Kummer distress, grief. Also as a German and Swiss German surname, from a derivative of the medieval personal name en Kunemar, from en goh kuoni bold + odt mari fame. As a en sla - surname, Germanized from en hsb Komor, hsb Komar, from hsb komor mosquito, gnat, see en Kommer. Also sometimes Germanized from en Kumer. Proper noun en German. Derived terms en Kummerian en Kummer ring en Kummer's theorem en Kummer surface en Kummer variety References Kummer Czech Etymology cs Pronunciation Proper noun m-an Kummerová cs m Declension m.an.surname German Etymology de ine-pro From de gmh kumber debris, rubble, obstruction, distress, encumbrance, confiscation. Cognate with lb Kommer, nl kommer, ofs kummer. Probably from de fro *combre obstruction, barrier, fro combrer to hinder, from de la-med combrus barricade, usually said to be from either de la cumulus heap or de cel-gau *komberū << de cel-pro *kombereti to bring together << cel-pro *kom- *bereti to bear 1.combrus 204encombrer Compare frm combre, la-med combrus, en cumber. Alternatively from de gmw-pro *kumbr burden, trouble, sorrow.kumbra 310 Pronunciation de /ˈkʊmɐ/ de ʊmɐ 2 de De-Kummer.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m.sg grief, sorrow de Leid de colloquial trouble de Ärger Problem Declension m.sg Related terms de Kummerbund related only by popular etymology de kümmern de Kümmernis See also de Leiden n de Sorge f de Trauer f de Traurigkeit f References Further reading Luxembourgish Etymology From lb gmh kamer kamer(e), from lb goh kamara, a borrowing from lb la camera. Compare de Kammer, nl kamer. lb Chamber Kamera. Pronunciation lb [ˈkumɐ] Noun f Kimmerchen chamber small or private room lb most often bedroom lb Schlofzëmmer lb Rooms