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Melk
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melk
English
Proper noun
en city c/Austria, in the federal state of Lower Austria, known as the site of a massive baroque Benedictine monastery.
Translations
city of Austria
Armenian: hy Մելք
French: fr Melk
German: de Melk
Hindi: hi मेल्क
Italian: it Melk
Korean: ko 멜크 melkeu
Marathi: mr मेल्क
Russian: ru Мельк
Anagrams
en eklm Kelm Klem
German
de:
Etymology
First mentioned in 831 as goh Medilica, said to be of de sla - origin and meaning "border" (compare de sla-pro *meďa boundary, border).Johannes Binder, Travelling on the Danube (DDSG, 1987), p. 112.
Pronunciation
de /mɛlk/
de De-Melk.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de melk
Proper noun
toponym
de municipality s/Lower Austria c/Austria
Proper noun
f.article
de river s/Lower Austria c/Austria
References
Low German
nds:
Alternative forms
nds Melke some non-apocopating dialects
nds melk melke Dutch Low Saxon
nds Miälk(e) Mealk(e) Mialk(e) most of _ Westphalian
nds Mielk(e) Milk(e) parts of _ Sauerland
Etymology
From nds gml mēlik, from nds osx miluk, from nds gmw-pro *meluk.
Cognate to nl melk, en milk, de Milch, nb melk, mjølk.
Noun
f - nds most dialects of _ GLG
milk
nds Low Prussian