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Ofen
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ofèn Öfen of'en
German
Pronunciation
de /ˈoːfən/ [ˈoːfən] [ˈoːfn̩]
de De-Ofen.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de DE-Ofen.ogg
de BY-Ofen.ogg Bavaria
de Ofen
de O fen 1996–2006
Etymology 1
de gem-pro ine-pro 1
From de gmh oven, from de goh ofan, from de gmw-pro *ofn.
2 cog
See also nl oven, nds Aven, nds-de Aven, Awen, Owen, fy ûne, en oven, da ovn, sv ugn, is ofn, got auhns Latn; also sa उखा, sq anë, la aulla, la olla, grc ἰπνός.
Noun
m,,^ Öfchen,Öflein
de Backofen oven
de Heizofen heating furnace stove, fireplace stove
stove
de Herd
furnace
de Hochofen Feuerofen
de Brennofen kiln
Declension
m,,^
Hyponyms
de Backofen Bratofen<t:broiler oven> Brennofen Elektroofen Feuerofen Heißluftofen<t:convection oven> Heizofen<t:heating furnace stove, fireplace stove> Hochofen Holzofen<t:wood stove> Kachelofen Kalkofen<t:lime kiln> Kaminofen<t:fireplace, fireplace stove> Kanonenofen<t:potbelly stove> Schmelzofen Taschenofen Umluftofen<t:convection oven>
Derived terms
de Backofen heißer Ofen Ofenrohr<g:n> Ofenkartoffel
See also
de Herd
Etymology 2
From de Ofen furnace, a literal translation of the de hu - name of neighbouring Pest, by conflation, from de cu пещь furnace, oven.
Proper noun
n
de chiefly Austria Buda, the western part of the Hungarian capital Budapest.
de Buda
Further reading
de Home appliances