Segel

segel English Etymology Variant of en Segal. Proper noun s en Hebrew. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Segel is the 39164th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 562 individuals. Segel is most common among White (96.26%) individuals. Further reading German Etymology de gem-pro 1 From de gmh sëgel, from de goh sëgal, from de gmw-pro *segl. The word was originally masculine in Upper German, while Central German usage varied. The neuter was later reinforced by cognate de gml sēgel, seil n. Pronunciation de /ˈzeːɡəl/ [ˈzeː.ɡl̩] southern also [ˈs-] de De-Segel.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Se gel Noun n sail Declension n Hyponyms de Besansegel Bramsegel Dreieckssegel Flügelsegel Gaffelsegel Großsegel Hauptsegel Hochsegel Lateinersegel Leesegel Leichtwindsegel Luggersegel Marssegel Mondsegel Rahsegel Royalsegel Schonersegel Spreizsegel Sprietsegel Stagsegel Schratsegel Sturmsegel Toppsegel Trapezsegel Vorsegel Wollsegel Related terms de Segelflieger,Segelflugzeug Segelfläche Segelohr Segelschiff Segelturn Segeltuch segeln Descendants lb Seegel 1 partially Further reading Luxembourgish Noun n lb Seegel