Berg

berg Berğ Bërg English Etymology From en de Berg or en sv berg, either term meaning hill or mountain. Proper noun A place name, notably of: A former duchy and later grand duchy in North Rhine-Westphalia (Western Germany). en municipality co/Troms c/Norway. en mun in co:Suf/Jämtland c/Sweden. en German common in the US, associated with German or Scandinavian ancestry. Derived terms en Faceberg Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Berg is the 712th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 48,746 individuals. Berg is most common among White (94.7%) individuals. Anagrams en begr Greb gerb Dutch Etymology (Valkenburg aan de Geul) First attested as berga in 1139. Derived from the dative singular form of nl berg hill, elevated place. (Belgium) Derived from nl berg hill, elevated place. (Eijsden-Margraten) Derived from nl berg hill, elevated place. (Peel en Maas) First attested as Berg in 1936. Derived from nl berg hill, elevated place. (Noord-Brabant) First attested as Berg in 1794. Derived from nl berg hill, elevated place. The surname derives from the toponym or from one of the senses of nl berg. Pronunciation nl Nl-Berg.ogg nl /bɛrx/ nl Berg nl ɛrx nl berg Proper noun nl proper noun nl village mun/Valkenburg aan de Geul p/Limburg c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Maaseik c/Belgium nl hamlet mun/Eijsden-Margraten p/Limburg c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Peel en Maas p/Limburg c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Cranendonck p/North Brabant c/Netherlands nl Derived terms nl Bergenaar nl Bergs nl Berg en Terblijt References Finnish Etymology fi sv Berg and/or fi de Berg. Pronunciation berk bä.ri æri Berg Be-rg Proper noun fi Swedish or German Declension Written, although does not match the pronunciation /ˈbæ.ri/: Berg ä 0 Statistics dvv_20250813 2746 284 German Etymology de :inh gmh:bërc From de gmh bërc, from de goh bërg, itself from de gmw-pro *berg, ultimately from de gem-pro *bergaz. Compare nl berg, nds-de Barg, nds-de Berg, nds-de Biärg, fy berch, en berry, en barrow, da bjerg, sv berg. Pronunciation de /bɛrk/ [bɛɐ̯k] Germany, preferred in formal language de /b̥ɛrɡ̊/ Swiss, Austro-Bavarian de /bɛrç/ [bɛɐ̯ç] Northern and Central Germany, Franconia, Lower Bavaria de De-Berg.ogg de De-Berg2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de ɛʁk 1 Noun m,(e)s a mountain, hill Declension m,(e)s Hyponyms de Burgberg Dreiberg Eisberg<g:m> Goldberg Inselberg Müllberg Nebelberg Steinberg Tafelberg Vogelberg Weinberg Zuckerberg Derived terms de bergig, de berglos adjective de bergab, de bergauf adverb Related terms de Bergbahn Bergbau Bergfall<g:m> Bergfest Berggipfel Berggrat Berghang Berghütte Berglöwe Bergpass Bergrad Bergspitze Bergsteiger Bergstraße Bergstück Bergluft Bergstein Bergtal Bergtiger Bergwand Bergweg Bergweide Bergwiese Bergziege der Glaube kann Berge versetzen Proper noun surname de, as of the composer Alban Berg Proper noun toponym de former duchy and later grand duchy in r/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany Berg de municipality s/Lower Austria c/Austria Berg de any of three <<municipalities>> in <<s/Bavaria>>, <<c/Germany>> Berg de any of three <<municipalities>> in <<s/Rhineland-Palatinate>>, <<c/Germany>> Berg de any of two <<municipalities>> in <<c/Switzerland>> Berg de municipality co/Troms c/Norway Berg Related terms de Bergisches Land, de (das) Bergische Further reading Berg_Geländeerhebung_Gebirge Berg (Geländeerhebung, Gebirge) Berg_Komponist Berg (Komponist) de de Landforms Icelandic Proper noun @@ is male Declension m.dat- Norwegian Proper noun no municipality co/Troms c/Norway no Swedish Etymology From sv berg mountain. Pronunciation sv LL-Q9027 (swe)-Moonhouse-Berg.wav Proper noun c sv See also sv Fjäll