Orlog

örlög German Alternative forms de Orloge Urlag Urlage Urlaug Urläug Urlauge Urläuge Urleug Urleuge Urlog Urloge Urlug Urluge obsolete Etymology As a High German word from de gmh urliuge, gmh urlouge, gmh urlage war, from a merger of de goh urliugi and goh urlag, respectively from de gem-pro *uzleugō war and gem-pro *uzlagą destiny. The word had become almost obsolete by the 16th century and was then continued only through reinforcement by cognate de gml ōrloch, gml ōrlōge, gml ōrlāge. The main form subsequently became de Urlog(e), finally de Orlog, the latter being likely influenced also by de nl oorlog. It remained rare in Standard German and gradually lost ground also in Low German, whereas in Dutch it has been the normal word (nl krijg becoming archaic). Pronunciation de /ˈɔʁˌloːk/ northern also /ˈɔʁˌloːx/ /ˈoːɐ̯-/ /-ˌlɔx/ de De-Orlog.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Ohrloch one northern pronunciation Noun m,s:es de archaic now rare and highly literary war, especially a dire and devastating one de Krieg de 22 October 1998 w:Theo Sommer Teure Frucht des wüsten Krieges – Der Westfälische Frieden und über den Westfälischen Frieden hinaus Die Zeit Was als Streit zwischen dem Kaiser und den böhmischen Ständen begann, endete als großer Orlog, bei dem Frankreich, Schweden und Holland auf der einen Seite standen, Österreich und Spanien auf der anderen. What began as a quarrel between the German emperor and the Bohemian estates, ended as a great war, in which France, Sweden and Holland stood on one side, Austria and Spain on the other. Declension m,s:es Derived terms de Orlogschiff Low German Pronunciation nds /oʊɾlɔx/ Noun m Orloog nds Oorlog