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Dietmar
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German
Etymology
From de goh Diotmar, from de gmw-pro *Þeudumārī, from de gem-pro *Þeudōmēraz, equivalent to goh diot people + goh mari fame.
Pronunciation
de De-Dietmar.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Proper noun
de proper noun
de male Old High German
Related terms
de Tim, de Timm, de Timo
Middle High German
Alternative forms
gmh Tietmar Deitmar Teitmar<qq:11th C.> Diemar<qq:12th-13th C.> Dithmar<qq:12th or 13th C.> Ditmar<qq:12th-14th C.>
Etymology
From gmh goh Diotmar, from gmh gmw-pro *Þeudumārī, from gmh gem-pro *Þeudōmēraz, equivalent to goh diot people + goh mari fame. 11th C.
Proper noun
gmh proper noun m
gmh male Old High German
Descendants
de Dietmar
1 la-med Dietmarus<qq:11th-14th C.> Tietmarus<qq:11th-13th C.> Tiethmarus<qq:12th or 13th C.> Diemarus<qq:12th-13th C.> Ditmarus<qq:12th-14th C.>
la-ren Dietmarus<qq:14th-15th C.> Dytmarus<qq:14th C.> Dyetmarus<qq:14th or 15th C.>