Buer

buer bür German Etymology de Pronunciation de /buːʁ/ [bu(ː)ɐ̯] Proper noun toponym de A <<former village>>, now a quarter of Gelsenkirchen, <<c/North Rhine-Westphalia>>, <<c/Germany>>. Low German Alternative forms nds Buur Bur Etymology From nds gml bûr. Westphalian has a phonemic diphthong /uə̯/ (from osx -u- in open syllables) with which /uː/ merges before /r/. Otherwise the spelling Buer is sometimes used in non-rhotic dialects which make no difference between syllable-final /r/ and /ər/. Noun m Buern nds GLG nds in some dialects, including _ Westphalian Low Prussian nds Buur farmer, peasant; jack in cardgames Derived terms nds Buerdeern Buerderee Bueree Buerkind Buerndochter Buerndom Buerndörp Buernfro, Buernfru; Buersfro, Buersfru Buernhochtiet Buernhoff Buernhuus,Buernhuus Buernjung Buernkost Buernsöhn Buernverstand Buernwark Buernwiesheit buersch Buersch,Buersche Buerschop Buerspraak see also the terms derived from Buur Luxembourgish Pronunciation lb /buːr/ [buə] [ˈbuː.ɐ] lb uɐ 1 Etymology 1 From lb gmh burne, northern metathesis of lb brunne, from lb goh brunno. Cognate with de Born and de Brunnen, nl bron. Noun m well water source lb Pëtz lb ca. 1800 Traditional Zu Arel op der Knippchen adapted to modern orthography Ech hunn deréinscht ganz waarm vum kale Buer gedronk. Hätt ech eng Schäppchen Alen, wär ech erëm um Spronk! Gläich ass de Mann bekëmmert: Hei, Mod! Schwenk du e Glas! An huel déi zënne Kännchen an zap vum beschte Faass! I drank from the cold well just now when I felt so warm. If I had a pint of the old wine, I’d be fine again! At once the husband takes charge: Hey, maid! You rinse a glass! And take the tin jug and tap from the best barrel! Alternative forms lb Bur superseded Etymology 2 From lb goh bora. Cognate with nl boor, en bore. Noun m Buerer drill drill bit Synonyms lb Buerer Related terms lb bueren lb Buermaschinn lb Tools