Spruch

German Etymology From de gmh spruch, from de goh *spruh, from de gmw-pro *spruki saying, related to the verb gmw-pro *sprekan to speak. Cognate with nl spreuk, nds-de Spröök. Pronunciation de /ˈʃpʁʊx/ de De-Spruch.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m,(e)s,^e ^lein,^elchen short saying, expression or dictum that is remembered or is meaningful in itself stock phrase slogan de Motto Parole Slogan sharp remark or repartee de often de guter Spruch witticism, witty quote de Bonmot geflügeltes Wort proverb, saying de Sprichwort Redensart popular verse or short poem particular kind of medieval lyric poem de law judgment, decision Declension m,(e)s,^e Hyponyms de Bibelspruch<t:Bible verse quoted or recited for inspiration> Freispruch Funkspruch Gottesspruch<t:divine oracle> Liebesspruch<t:love spell> Wahlspruch<t:motto, slogan> Gerichtsspruch<t:judgment, verdict> Narrenspruch<t:fools' saying> Schuldspruch<t:guilty verdict> Richterspruch<t:verdict, sentence> Schiedspruch<t:arbitration verdict, arbitral award> Sinnspruch<t:life maxim, aphorism> Trinkspruch<t:toast (salutation)> Urteilsspruch<t:verdict, sentence> Wahlspruch<t:election slogan, motto> Wappenspruch<t:heraldic motto> Widerspruch<t:objection, contradiction> Zauberspruch<t:magic spell> Related terms de Sprache sprechen Sprichwort spruchreif spruchhaft Spruchrichter Anspruch Ausspruch Einspruch Zuspruch See also de Gedicht de Lied Further reading Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gmh spruch, from hrx goh *spruh, from hrx gem-pro *sprukiz saying, related to the verb gem-pro *sprekaną to speak. Pronunciation Noun m Sprich Sprichelche saying proverb Further reading 155