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Laut
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laut ļaut
German
Etymology
de :inh gmh:lūt
From de gmh lūt, from de goh lūt, goh hlūt m, from de gmw-pro *hlūd sound m n, derived from the adjective de gem-pro *hlūdaz loud.
Cognate with nl luid, nl geluid, gml lût, ofs hlūd. Different formations from the same root are ang hlȳd and non hljóð (whence da lyd etc.).
Pronunciation
de /laʊ̯t/
de De-laut.ogg Germany
de De-at-laut.ogg Austria
de De-Laut.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de aʊ̯t 1
Noun
m,(e)s
de fairly _ rare any sound
de Geräusch Klang Schall Ton
de more often sound made by a person or animal
de Ton Ruf
de linguistics sound of a language, phoneme
Declension
m,(e)s
Hyponyms
de Ablaut Ach-Laut Anlaut Auslaut Babylaut Engelaut, Frikativlaut, Reibelaut Gehirnlaut, Zerebrallaut Hauchlaut Inlaut Ich-Laut Inlaut Doppellaut Kehllaut, Gutturallaut Kehlkopflaut, Glottallaut Knacklaut Lippenlaut, Labiallaut Mitlaut Nasenlaut, Nasallaut Seitenlaut, Laterallaut Selbstlaut Sprachlaut Sprechlaut Th-Laut Tierlaut Umlaut Verschlusslaut, Explosivlaut Zäpfchenlaut, Uvularllaut Zahnlaut, Dentallaut Zungenlaut, Linguallaut Zwielaut
Derived terms
de Lautangleichung Lautbezeichnung Lautbild lautgerecht Lautgesetz Lautheit lautlich lautlos Lautmalerei lautmalerisch Lautreihe Lautschrift Lautschwund Lautstand Lautverschiebung Lautwandel Lautzeichen
Related terms
de laut
de lauten, de lautieren
de Lautung
Further reading
Hunsrik
Pronunciation
Noun
m Laut
sound
hrx Was fer Laut is das?
Further reading
Luxembourgish
Etymology
From lb gmh lūt, from lb goh lūt, from lb gem-pro *hlūdaz. Cognate with de Laut, nl luid, ang hlȳd, is hljóð, da lyd.
Pronunciation
lb /læːʊ̯t/
Noun
m Lauter
sound
Pennsylvania German
Etymology
Compare de Laut m
Noun
pdc noun
sound