Hunsrik

English Etymology en hrx -, representing a rarer spelling of hrx Hunsrick. This word principally refers to the Hunsrück mountains in southwestern Germany (where the largest group of German settlers came from). However, it is also used of the language, e.g. hrx Hunsrick spreche to speak Hunsrik. Pronunciation en /ˈhuns.rik/ /ˈhʊns.rɪk/ spelling pronunciation /ˈhʌns-/ /ˈhʌnz-/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Flame, not lame-Hunsrik.wav US en Huns rik Proper noun A West Central German language or dialect, influenced by other German varieties as well as Portuguese, spoken by over 1 million people in (mainly southern) Brazil. Usage notes The dialects of the Hunsrück form a transitional zone between Central and Rhine Franconian. In the Brazilian variety, i.e. Hunsrik, the Rhine Franconian features clearly prevail. Nevertheless, Wiktionary currently treats Central Franconian as its direct ancestor. Related terms en Hunsrück Translations language Bulgarian: bg Хунскрюкски диалект m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 漢斯立克語 Finnish: fi hunsrik German: de Riograndenser Hunsrückisch n Hunsrik: hrx Hunsrick, hrx Hunsrickisch Portuguese: pt hunsriqueano m See also hrx hrx Anagrams en hiknrsu Kushnir rushnik en Brazil Languages