Paar

paar pāār påår Påår English + (surname) Etymology As a en de - surname, from en gml pār house of a priest, from en la parochia parish. Also as a German surname, from the noun de Paar pair, married couple. This is also found in several Slavic countries, compare en Par. As a en hu - surname hu Paár, variant of en Pár, see en Par. Proper noun en. Anagrams en aapr apar para- Para. para. Raap ARPA ARAP Rapa AARP para APAR Pará German Etymology From de gmh par, from de goh par, from de la pār. Pronunciation de /paːr/ [pʰaː(ɐ̯)] [pʰaːʁ] [pʰaːr] de De-at-Paar.ogg Austria de De-Paar.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de aːɐ̯ 1 Noun n,(e)s ^chen pair, couple de Ein Paar brauner Schuhe. A pair of brown shoes. twosome Usage notes Paar with capital 'P' always refers to exactly 2 items. Ein paar is also used more loosely, spelled with small 'p', to mean "a few". See de paar. Declension n,(e)s Hyponyms de Brautpaar, de Ehepaar, de Elektronenpaar, de Hochzeitspaar, de Königspaar, de Liebespaar Derived terms de paaren, de paarig, de Paarling, de paarweise Related terms de Paarreim, de Paartherapeut, de Paarzeit de paar de paarmal (since the 1996 reform also: de paar Mal) Further reading de Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gmh par, from hrx goh par, from hrx la pār. Pronunciation Noun n Paar pair, couple hrx En scheenes Paar. A beautiful couple. hrx En Paar Strimp. A pair of socks. Synonyms hrx Casal Further reading