Ampfer

German de: Etymology From the equivalent de gmh ampfer, de goh ampfaro m, allied to the equivalent ang ompre, from de gmw-pro *amprō; an adjective used as a substantive. Compare nl amper sharp, bitter, unripe, gmq-osw amper, non apr sharp, chiefly of cold (for de gem-pro *ampraz); also nds ampern to prove bitter to the taste. de Sauerampfer (also corrupted to de Sauerramf Sauer-ramf) is a tautological compound like de Windhund. In case gem-pro *ampraz, from earlier Pre-Germanic und *ambras, represents the properly de ine-pro *amrós (see ine-pro *h₂eh₃mós), sa अम्ल amlá sour; wood-sorrel and la amārus bitter are primitively cognate with this word. Pronunciation de /ˈam(p)fɐ/ de De-Ampfer.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m sorrel (genus Rumex genus) Declension m Derived terms de Alpen-Ampfer<t:R. alpinus> Garten-Ampfer<t:R. patientia> Knäuel-Ampfer<t:R. conglomeratus> Krauser Ampfer<t:R. crispus> Sauerampfer<t:R. acetosa, R. acetosella> Stierkopf-Ampfer<t:R. bucephalophorus> References Further reading de Caryophyllales order plants Spices and herbs Vegetables