Deel

Appendix:Variations of "deel" English Etymology As a north German surname, Borrowed from North en de Deel. Also as a north German surname, variant of en Diehl, en Diel. As an English surname, variant of en Deal, itself a variant of en Dale and also named after en Deal in Kent. Proper noun ~ s en German. en unincorporated community co/Buchanan County s/Virginia c/US. en river mainly in co/Limerick c/Ireland which flows into the Shannon estuary the River Deel. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Deel is the 7437th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 4478 individuals. Deel is most common among White (95.8%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en deel LEDE LEED dele lede leed Low German Etymology 1 nds gem-pro ine-pro 1 From nds gml dêl, gml deil, from nds osx dēl, from nds gmw-pro *daili. Noun m Delen </b>or<b> Dele nds northwestern dialects and Münsterland part Alternative forms nds Deil Emsland Eastphalian Mecklenburgisch Pomeranian nds Däil Sauerland parts of _ eastern Westphalia Etymology 2 From nds gml dēle, from nds osx thili, from nds gem-pro *þiljǭ *þiliz. More at en thill. Noun f Delen nds some northern dialects including _ Hamburgisch floorboard Alternative forms nds Dääl most northern dialects, nds Däle non-apocopating nds Dele Eastphalian, nds Diële Westphalian Etymology 3 From nds gml dēle, from nds osx *thela, *dela (or the like). Possibly related with etymology 2 above, though this is a debated question. At any rate both words were distinct in osx -, because Westphalian and Eastphalian dialects clearly show distinct root vowels (osx i for “floorboard” vs. osx e for “threshing floor”; the northern dialects regularly merge these and are therefore inconclusive). Noun f Delen nds some northern dialects including _ Hamburgisch the working area of the traditional Saxon farmhouse, used i.a. as a threshing floor nds by extension vestibule, entrance area of a house or flat Alternative forms nds Dääl most northern dialects nds Däle Eastphalian non-apocopating northern dialects nds Diäle Deale Westphalian Descendants de Diele 1 vestibule Luxembourgish Etymology From lb gmh deil, from lb goh *deil, West Central German form of goh teil, from lb gem-pro *dailą. Cognate with de Teil, nl deel, en dole, fy diel. Pronunciation lb [deːl] lb eːl 1 Noun m Deeler part, portion, component Noun f share of an inheritance Pennsylvania German Etymology From pdc gmh deil, from pdc goh *deil, West Central German form of goh teil, from pdc gem-pro *dailą. Cognate with de Teil, nl deel, en dole, fy diel. Pronunciation pdc /deːl/ Noun pdc noun n plural Deele part share Plautdietsch Etymology From pdt gml dēl dēl, deil and pdt osx dēl. Noun n -- portion, proportion part deal Synonyms pdt Poat Derived terms pdt Aufdeel Aundeel Bruchdeel deelhaben deelnämen deelwiess Hinjadeel Jäajendeel Kjarpadeel Nodeel Oafdeel Sauzdeel Unjadeel Väadeel Weltdeel Related terms pdt deelen Uadeel pdt 1-syllable words Saterland Frisian Etymology stq gem-pro 1 From stq ofs dēl, from stq gmw-pro *daili. More at en deal. Noun stq noun m A part; portion; share Related terms stq deele