Horde

horde hörde German Pronunciation de /ˈhɔrdə/ [ˈhɔɐ̯.də] [ˈhɔʁ-] [ˈhɔr-] southern also [-d̥e] Austria also [-d̥ɛ] de De-Horde.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-at-Horde.ogg Austria Etymology 1 From Late de gmh horde (15th c.), from de zlw-opl orda, from de orv orda, itself from de cmg ᠣᠷᠳ᠋ᠤ or from a de qwm - language, ultimately from de trk-pro *ordu camp. Noun f horde troop of monkeys Declension f Derived terms de Affenhorde Goldene Horde hordenweise Etymology 2 de goh gem-pro 2 osx Low German, to a lesser degree also Central German, variant. From de gml hōrt, hōrde and northern de gmh horde, both ultimately from de gmw-pro *hurdi *hurdi, *hurþi. Noun f de Hürde rack on which fruit and vegetables are stored or dried de agriculture forestry mobile fencing element, hurdle de regional crate, box of wooden slats de Lattenkiste Stiege Usage notes Many dictionaries prescribe a distinction: de Horde in sense 1.1 and de Hürde in sense 1.2, but this is at most a tendency. See de Hürde for more. de Horde is never used in sports contexts. Declension f Derived terms de Hordengatter Schafhorde Steckfixhorde