Merle

merle English Etymology 1 en :bor fr:Merle + 1 Proper noun s en French of en fr - origin. en male surnames. en May 3 1968 w:Al Aronowitz New Country Twang Hits Town Life Magazine 12 Merle Haggard is a name out of a morality play. And that's the kind of songs he sings. Etymology 2 English 19th-century bird name from en merle blackbird, possibly also a variant of en Muriel, en Merrill, etc. Proper noun s en female English. en 1887 Emily Frances Adeline Sergeant Jacob's Wife 92 Her name was Merle, and to her name she always said she owed the fact that Gilbert Vanborough ever looked at her. en 1976 From These Hills, From These Valleys: Pennsylvania Writers' Collection 186 University of Pittsburgh Press 082291123X "I wish I had a name like Merle Oberon or Miriam Hopkins," Mary Agnes said dreamily as she scanned the display of Coming Attractions. Anagrams en eelmr Lemer Elmer Emler en unisex given names Estonian Etymology Modern coinage, possibly from et en Merle, associated with similar sounding names like et Merili Muriel or et Merilin Marilyn. Proper noun et proper noun et female French Etymology Originally a nickname or an occupational name from fr merle blackbird. Pronunciation fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Benoît Prieur-boulevard Vivier-Merle.wav Proper noun fr Anagrams fr mêler German Pronunciation de /ˈmɛrlə/ [ˈmɛʁ.lə] [ˈmɛɐ̯.lə] Etymology 1 de la-vul la From de gmh merle, from de goh merla, from de gmw-pro *merlā blackbird. de Amsel blackbird. Noun f de now chiefly dialectal blackbird de Amsel Schwarzdrossel de 1844 w:Annette von Droste-Hülshoff Die Nadel im Baume Gedichte Stuttgart 221 Eine schlanke schmächtige Erle, Da saßen wir oft in wachendem Traum Und horchten dem Schlage der Merle; Die hatte ihr struppiges Nest gebaut Grad in der schwankenden Krone[.] A slim and slender alder, There we often sat in waking dream And listened to the blackbird’s cry; She had built her scrubby nest Right in the swaying top[.] Declension f Etymology 2 de en Merle with a de 1 (likely reinforced by etymology 1 above). Proper noun f.gen:s:-[with an article] de female modern