Spur

spur špur șpur English Etymology English surname, variant of en Spurr. Compare the noun en spur. Proper noun s en occupational Middle English Synonyms en Spoor Spoors Spoore Spoores Spore Spores Spor Spors Spurr Spurs Noun en soccer someone connected with Tottenham Hotspur FC, as a fan, player, coach etc. Anagrams en prsu Prus purs surp German Etymology From de gmh spur, gmh spor (usually n, also rarely m and f), from de goh spor, goh *spur, from de gem-pro *spurą n. Cognate to nl spoor, whence (through Afrikaans) en spoor. Pronunciation de /ʃpuːr/ [ʃpu(ː)ɐ̯] de uːɐ̯ 1 de De-Spur.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f trace rest of something that indicates its former presence; de by extension any small amount trail, track, spoor path of signs leading somewhere, also e.g. through scent de 1995 Rammstein Rammstein Du riechst so gut Du riechst so gut Die Spur ist frisch und auf die BrückeTropft dein Schweiß, dein warmes BlutIch seh' dich nichtIch riech' dich nur ich spüre dichEin Raubtier, das vor Hunger schreitWittere ich dich meilenweit The trail is fresh and on the bridgeYour sweat drips, your warm bloodI don't see youI smell you I only sense youA predator that screams of hungerI smell you from miles away lead, clue evidence pointing to a solution lane (of a street, road) de music track de mathematics trace sum of the diagonal elements of a square matrix Declension f Hyponyms de Blutspur blood trail, trail of blood de Bremsspur de Fahrspur lane de Fußspur de Ölspur de Radspur wheel track de Wagenspur wheel track de Tonspur Derived terms de adjectives dreispurig einspurig großspurig mehrspurig spurlos zweispurig de compound nouns Abbiegespur Blutspur Breitspur Bremsspur Busspur Fahrspur Fußspur Meterspur Normalspur Ölspur Radspur Sauerstoffspur Schmalspur Schmauchspur Spurensicherung Spurrinne Spurvermessung Spurversatz Spurweite Tonspur Further reading de de Roads Luxembourgish Pronunciation lb /ʃpuːə̯/ Noun f lb Spuer