Er

Appendix:Variations of "er" Translingual Symbol mul symbol erbium mul Lanthanide series chemical elements English Etymology From en tr Er, or from en nan-hbl 余 Îr or en nan-tws 余 e5. Proper noun ~ en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Er is the 61,436th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 327 individuals. Er is most common among White (63.91%) and Asian/Pacific Islander individuals (26.3%). German Alternative forms de er for the pronoun; common spelling Pronunciation de /eːɐ̯/ de De-Er.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun de noun m a person or animal of male gender, a male de Männchen de Sie<g:f> Pronoun de pronoun personal pronouns de archaic you form of address to a male person of lower social standing than the speaker de Was möchte Er von mir? What do you want from me? What does he want from me? 3 Der alte Herr empfing mich mit großer Gravität, besah mich von oben bis unten, als ob er meine Geschicklichkeit aus mir herausphysiognomieren wollte. "Versteht Er Sein Handwerk?" sagte er zu mir. [Doktor:] Er ist ein interessanter Kasus. Subjekt Woyzeck, Er kriegt Zulage, halt Er sich brav. Zeig Er seinen Puls. Ja. Usage notes This form of address sounds very archaic and is only used humorously or in some dialects (especially Berlin, Brandenburg and Mecklenburg), sometimes called Berliner Dialekt#Berliner Er Berliner Er de. The common polite form of address is de Sie. Derived terms de erzen Further reading Er_Person_Mensch_Tier Er_Anrede Tocharian B Etymology Borrowed from txb oui Er man. Compare tr Er, ky Erjan, and many other Turkic names. Proper noun txb proper noun m txb male Further reading Er 98 Turkish Proper noun tr male