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lied Central Franconian Alternative forms gmw-cfr Leed Ripuarian, northern Moselle Franconian Etymology From gmw-cfr goh liod. Noun gmw-cfr noun n gmw-cfr southern _ Moselle Franconian song German Etymology 1 de ine-pro From de gmh liet, from de goh liod song, lay, singing, from de gmw-pro *leuþ song, from de gem-pro *leuþą song. Pronunciation de /ˈliːt/ Austria de iːt 1 de Lid lieht de De-at-Lied.ogg Austria de De-Lied.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun n,(e)s,er chen,lein de music song musical composition sung with vocals or vocal lyrics Declension n,(e)s,er Hyponyms de Abendlied Adventslied Arbeiterlied Bettlerlied Dirnenlied Freiheitslied Frühlingslied Galeerenlied Gassenlied Geburtstagslied Gondellied Hirtenlied Hochzeitslied Kampflied Karnevalslied Kinderlied Kunstlied Liebeslied Lieblingslied Loblied Marschlied Martinslied Minnelied Morgenlied Preislied Sauflied Schäferlied Schifferlied Schlaflied Seemannslied Soldatenlied Studentenlied Trinklied Volkslied Wanderlied Weihnachtslied Wiegenlied Related terms de Liederabend Liederbuch Liederkranz Liedertafel Descendants en lied 1 fi lied 1 fr lied 1 ro lied 1 See also de Gesangsstück, de Gesangstück de Instrumentalstück de Musikstück Etymology 2 From de gmh lit, from de goh lid member, from de gmw-pro *liþu bend, joint, limb, from de gem-pro *liþuz bend, joint, limb. It continues it's contemporary meaning in both de Glied and de Mitglied Pronunciation de /liːt/ de De-Lid.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Lid lieht Noun n de obsolete member Hyponyms de Mitglied member See also de Glied Further reading Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gmh liet, from hrx goh liod song, lay, singing, from hrx gmw-pro *leuþ song, from hrx gem-pro *leuþą song. Pronunciation Noun n Lieder Liedche song hrx Sie singe en aarich scheenes Lied. They are singing a very beautiful song. hrx Ich kenne das Lied net. I don't know the song. Further reading Online Hunsrik Dictionary Pennsylvania German Etymology Compare de Lied, nl lied, ang lēoþ. Noun pdc noun n plural Lieder song hymn Related terms pdc Liedel Plautdietsch Etymology From pdt gml lüde, from pdt osx liudi, from pdt gmw-pro *liudi. Noun plural only people Derived terms pdt Stautslied pdt People