Rang

Appendix:Variations of "rang" German Etymology de frm fro gmw-pro gem-pro 17th century, de fr rang 1. de Ring. Pronunciation de /raŋ/ [ʁaŋ] northern also [ʁaŋk] de De-Rang.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de aŋ 1 de rank with [k] Noun m,(e)s,^e rank, a level in a hierarchy but not so much an according title, for which de Dienstgrad and de Amtsbezeichnung / Amtstitel de Ein Hauptmann und ein Kapitänleutnant haben denselben Rang. An army captain and a navy lieutenant have the same rank. de figurative prestige, high degree of esteem de ein Sänger von Rang a singer of high rank de alles, was Rang und Namen hat the who’s who all that has rank and name de sports place (in a result, table) de Platzierung Platz Tabellenplatz balcony, gallery platform in a theater de Wir hatten Plätze im obersten Rang. We had seats on the uppermost balcony. de by extension in the plural stands of a stadium de Die Antwort war ein gellendes Pfeifkonzert von den Rängen. This was answered by a loud chorus of whistles from the stands. Declension m,(e)s,^e Derived terms de ranghoch Further reading Hunsrik Etymology hrx gmh ranke, from hrx goh hranca, from hrx gmw-pro *hrankā.129 Cognate with de Ranke. Pronunciation Noun f Range hrx botany climber; creeper plant that grows by creeping Derived terms hrx Rangel References hrx Plants