Eider

eider êider English + River Pronunciation en /ˈaɪdə/ en aɪdə 2 Proper noun en river c/Germany, the boundary between Schleswig and Holstein. Translations Eider River Danish: da Ejderen, da Ejder c Georgian: ka აიდერი German: de Eider Latin: la Egdor, la Eidora Low German: Dutch Low Saxon: nds-nl Aider German Low German: nds-de Eider Marathi: mr आइडर f Old English: fīfeldōr n Anagrams en deeir redie German Pronunciation de /ˈaɪ̯dər/ [ˈʔaɪ̯dɐ] de De-Eider.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Etymology 1 18th century, from de is æður, from de non æðr, probably reaching German via de sv eider (now sv ejder), from a de gmq root. Noun f de chiefly in compounds eider bird Declension f Derived terms de Eiderente de Eiderdaune de Eidergans de Eidervogel Etymology 2 de Proper noun f.article de river s/Schleswig-Holstein c/Germany Eider Usage notes Until 1864, the de Eider was the southern border of Denmark, though most of the areas now in Germany were predominantly West Germanic-speaking (Frisian, Low German, and later High German). Nevertheless there remains today a small minority of Danish-speakers north of the Eider. Derived terms de Eiderdäne de Eidergrenze Pennsylvania German Etymology Compare de Euter, nl uier, en udder. Noun pdc noun n plural Eider udder pdc Animal body parts