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Appendix:Variations of "bar" Alemannic German Etymology gsw ine-pro *bʰer- From gsw gmh -bære, from gsw goh -bāri, from gsw gem-pro *bēriz. Related to en bear#Etymology_2 bear carry. More at de -bar. Suffix gsw suffix adjective-forming suffixes -able, -ible Derived terms gsw Danish Etymology From da gml -bar. Compare non -bærr. Suffix da suffix -able Usage notes Truncates final schwa: da læse læsbar. Inflection Synonyms da -lig da -abel mostly with Romance words Derived terms da References da adjective-forming suffixes German Etymology de :inh gmh:-bære<ety:inh<goh:-bāri<ety:inh<gem-pro:*bēriz>>>> From de gmh -bære, from de goh -bāri, from de gem-pro *bēriz. The modern vowel -a- is after the adverb form (gmh -bāre, goh -bāro), which came to be used in predicative and then also in attributive position. This development was especially Low and Central German (compare de gml -bāre -bār(e) alongside gml -bēre -bēr(e)). Also cognate with nl -baar, fy -ber, gsw -bar, ang -bǣre.22 -bar non -bærrnon (gmq-osw -bǣrgmq-osw). This suffix is said to be West Germanic, so the Old Norse form is probably an early Middle Low German borrowing. Pronunciation de /baːɐ̯/ standard de /baː/ /bɐ/ common speech de LL-Q188 (deu)-Frank C. Müller--bar.wav de De--bar.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de bar Bar Suffix de suffix adjective-forming suffixes -able, -ible de -abel Derived terms de References Hamar Pronunciation Suffix amf suffix adessive suffix Derived terms amf References Northern Kurdish Pronunciation Etymology 1 kmr ine-pro *bʰer- From kmr bar burden; responsibility, ultimately derived from kmr ine-pro *bʰer- to bear, carry. Suffix kmr suffix adjective-forming suffixes Arabic spelling ـبار Used to form adjectives with a figurative meaning of “bearing”:-y, -ed kmr tawan guilt; crime; sin tawanbar tawanbar accused, suspected; guilty Etymology 2 Generally synonymous with kmr ber- (from kmr ber front), an adjective-forming prefix used for giving the sense of readiness for something (eg. kmr berşûştin clothes prepared for washing, laundry) but also comparable to -able (compare kmr berpirs responsible). Recently has been combined with -bar of Germanic languages, such as de -bar, nl -baar. Suffix kmr suffix adjective-forming suffixes Arabic spelling ـبار Used to form adjectives meaning “able to be done”: -able, -ible kmr xwarin to eat xwarinbar xwarinbar edible Derived terms kmr Etymology 3 Cognate with kmr ber in front of, from kmr ira-pro *upári above; over, from kmr iir-pro *upári above; over, derived from kmr ine-pro *upér above; over. Suffix kmr suffix Arabic spelling ـبار kmr rare in front, beside, or close to References -bar III 1 32 Norwegian Bokmål Etymology nb gml -bar originally bearing; adjective-forming suffix, from nb osx -bāri bearing, having; characterized by, from nb gem-pro *bēriz bearing, carrying. Ultimately related to nb bære to bear, carry and nb bær pregnant or having recently calved, of a cow. Compare nn -bar, da -bar, sv -bar, de -bar, nl -baar, fy -ber and ang -bǣre bearing, having; characterized by. Pronunciation nb /-bɑːr/ nb ɑːr 1 nb -bar Suffix nb suffix neuter singular -bart definite singular and plural -bare Used to form adjectives from verbs, especially expressing that something can, may, or is suitable to undergo the specified action; broadly equivalent to English -able or -ible. nb lese -bar to read able or suitable to undergo an action → nb lesbar readable, legible nb flytte -bar to move able or suitable to undergo an action → nb flyttbar movable Used to form adjectives from nouns, indicating possession of a specified capacity, quality, suitability, or tendency. nb frukt -bar fruit having a specified quality or capacity → nb fruktbar fertile, fruitful nb salg -bar sale having a specified quality or capacity → nb salgbar saleable, marketable Used to form adjectives from other adjectives, indicating a particular kind or quality. nb åpen -bar open having a specified quality → nb åpenbar obvious, evident Derived terms nb avtagbar detachable, removable nb blandbar mixable, miscible nb brukbar usable; acceptable nb bærbar portable nb drikkbar drinkable, potable nb dyrkbar cultivable, arable nb farbar passable, traversable nb flyttbar movable nb formbar malleable, formable nb fornybar renewable nb forutsigbar predictable nb fruktbar fertile, fruitful nb gjenbrukbar reusable nb gjenkjennbar recognizable nb holdbar durable; sustainable nb hørbar audible nb justerbar adjustable nb kjørbar drivable; executable nb lesbar readable, legible nb låsbar lockable nb merkbar noticeable, perceptible nb målbar measurable nb oppblåsbar inflatable nb overførbar transferable nb salgbar saleable, marketable nb sammenlignbar comparable nb seilbar navigable, sailable nb vaskbar washable nb vendbar reversible, turnable nb åpenbar obvious, evident See also nb -abel -able, -ible nb -lig -ly, -like; sometimes -able References -bar -bar Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology nn gml -bar originally bearing; adjective-forming suffix, from nn osx -bāri bearing, having; characterized by, from nn gem-pro *bēriz bearing, carrying. Ultimately related to nn bera to bear, carry and nn bær pregnant or having recently calved, of a cow. Compare nb -bar, da -bar, sv -bar, de -bar, nl -baar, fy -ber and ang -bǣre bearing, having; characterized by. Suffix nn suffix neuter singular -bart definite singular and plural -bare Used to form adjectives from verbs, especially expressing that something can, may, or is suitable to undergo the specified action; broadly equivalent to English -able or -ible. nn lesa -bar to read -able or suitable to undergo an action → nn lesbar readable, legible nn flytta -bar to move -able or suitable to undergo an action → nb flyttbar movable Used to form adjectives from nouns, indicating possession of a specified capacity, quality, suitability, or tendency. nn frukt -bar fruit having a specified quality or capacity → nn fruktbar fertile, fruitful nn sal -bar sale having a specified quality or capacity → nn salbar saleable, marketable Usage notes The suffix is not used as commonly as in bokmål and there are various native suffixes which may be used instead. In sense 1, nn -leg, nn -ande and nn -sam can be used: nn lesbar readable → nn leseleg or nn lesande nn flyttbar movable → nn flytteleg or nn flyttande nn brennbar flammable → nn brenneleg or nn brennsam In sense 2, there are no one-to-one equivalents and various suffixes can be used, such as nn -leg, nn -før, nn -full, nn -sam, nn -verdig, nn rik, nn fal: nn fruktbar fertile → nn fruktfør, nn fruktrik or nn fruktsam nn salbar marketable → nn seljeleg or nn salsfal nn dyrebar valuable → nn dyrverdig or nn dyr Derived terms nn See also nn -abel for words from Latin or Romance languages References nn adjective-forming suffixes Swedish Etymology sv ine-pro *bʰer- From sv gmq-osw -bar, borrowed from sv gml -bar, from sv osx -bari. Cognate with native Old Swedish -bǣr (non -bærr), de -bar (from sv goh - -bāri), Dutch nl -baar, Old English ang -bære.svetym 0118.html -bar Pronunciation sv /ˌbɑːr/ Suffix sv suffix -able; create an adjective from a noun or verb Derived terms sv References Anagrams sv abr bra