Heer

heer Alemannic German Etymology From gsw gmh herre, from gsw goh hērro master, comparative of goh hēr gray-haired, old; noble, venerable, from gsw gem-pro *hairaz gray; aged, old, distinguished. Cognate with de Herr Mr.; gentleman; master; Lord, nl heer lord, master; gentleman, en hoar greyish-white; antiquity, gd ciar swarthy, dark; gloomy, depressed. Noun gsw noun m gsw Uri Christianity pastor References 24 gsw Occupations People Dutch Pronunciation nl /ɦeːr/ nl Nl-heer.ogg nl Heer nl eːr 1 nl heer Etymology 1 From nl heer lord. The archaic form nl Here is also still in common use among Christians (whereas here is obsolete as a common noun). Proper noun m nl Christianity Lord, God nl Heer, ontferm U over ons. Lord, take pity on us. nl Here, zegen deze spijze. Lord, bless this meal. Alternative forms nl Here Heere Derived terms nl dag des Heren Heer der heerscharen in de Heer zijn Onze Lieve Heer Etymology 2 First attested as in heere in 1176. Derived from nl odt heri sandy ridge. Formerly an independent village. See also li Hier. Proper noun n nl neighbourhood/and/former municipality c/Maastricht p/Limburg c/Netherlands References German thumb|Heer Etymology de ine-pro *ker- From de gmh her, from de goh heri, from de gmw-pro *hari, from de gem-pro *harjaz, from de ine-pro *ker- war, struggle. Cognates include non herr crowd, troops > da hær troops, nl heer army, got 𐌷𐌰𐍂𐌾𐌹𐍃 army, host, ang here army. Relation to sa कुल Deva flock, herd, family has been theorised.Heer in DW es ejército army, from la exerceo I exercise, I oversee. Pronunciation de /heːr/ [heːɐ̯] [hɛɐ̯] de eːɐ̯ 1 de De-Heer2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-Heer.ogg de her hehr de Herr common merger Noun n,(e)s de collective military in the plural army ground forces de Armee<g:f> Landstreitkräfte<g:f-p> Declension n,(e)s Hyponyms de Bauernheer Belagerungsheer Berufsheer de Bundesheer (Austrian) Entsatzheer Ersatzheer Feldheer Massenheer Reichsheer Reiterheer Söldnerheer stehendes Heer Derived terms de verheeren Wildes Heer Related terms de Heeresamt Heerbann Heeresameise Heeresgeschichte Heeresgruppe Heeresminister Heeresrüstung Heeresstreitkräfte Heeresstruktur Heereszug Heerführer Heerlager Heerschar Heerstraße See also de Harnisch Herberge Herold Herzog See also de Armee References Further reading de Saterland Frisian Etymology From stq ofs here, from stq gmw-pro *hari. Cognates include fy hear and de Heer. Pronunciation stq /ˈheːr/ stq Heer stq eːr 1 Noun n Here army References stq War