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Braun
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braun
English
Etymology
From en de Braun. en Brown.
Pronunciation
en /bɹɒːn/ RP
en /bɹɑːn/ GA
en ɒːn 1
Proper noun
en German.
Derived terms
en Braun tube braunite
Statistics
According to the 2010 United States Census, Braun is the 1,012th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 34,491 individuals. Braun is most common among White (94.26%) individuals.
Anagrams
en abnru Buran Rabun Urban aburn buran unabr. unbar urban
German
Pronunciation
de /braʊ̯n/
de De-braun.ogg
de De-Braun2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de Braun
de aʊ̯n 1
Etymology 1
From the adjective de braun.
Noun
n,,(s)
brown (color)
A52A2A
Declension
n,,(s)
Hyponyms
de Hellbraun
de Dunkelbraun
de Rostbraun
de Schwarzbraun
Etymology 2
de
Proper noun
surname
de common nicknames Brown
See also
Further reading
de Browns
Hunsrik
Etymology
From the adjective hrx braun, from hrx goh brūn, from hrx gem-pro *brūnaz.
Pronunciation
Noun
? Braune
the color brown
See also
Further reading
hrx Colors
Polish
Etymology
pl :der de:Braun + 1
Pronunciation
Proper noun
m-pr
pl m
Declension
Braunowie Braunów
Proper noun
f 1
pl f
Derived terms
pl Braunowa Braunówna Braunek
See also
Appendix:Polish surnames
pl surnames from German