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-ert
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-ért ert ERT ért
Bavarian
Alternative forms
bar -at
Etymology
From bar gmh -eht, from bar goh -ohti, -ahti. Cognate with gsw -et, gmw-ecg -it, archaic de -icht (as in de töricht). bar https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bairisch#Partizip_I says there are present participles in -ad/-ert. These may have influenced the verbal adjectives derived by this suffix. At least "stinkert" corresponds to German "stinkicht", however.
Suffix
bar suffix
Forms adjectives from nouns and verbs.
Usage notes
The denominal formations are sometimes possessive.
Derived terms
bar
See also
bar nåckert
Danish
Etymology
From da nds -ert, from da osx -hart, osx -hard.
Suffix
da suffix c
da informal or derogatory denotes a person or thing with a characteristic property or function
Declension
en er
Derived terms
da
References
da noun-forming suffixes
German
Pronunciation
de /-ərt/ [-ɐt]
Etymology 1
de :bor bar:-ert
From de bar -ert. de -icht.
Suffix
de suffix adjective-forming suffixes de Bavaria Austria chiefly informal
Used to form characteristic adjectives from nouns, adjectives, and verbs.
de Depp idiot deppert stupid, dumb
de spinnen to be on wass spinnert wassy
Etymology 2
Weakened form of de -hard as in de Reinhard. Cognate with nl -erd, fr - and en -ard.
Suffix
de suffix noun-forming suffixes m de outside Bavaria and Austria, but _ rare
Used to form nouns.
de dick fat Dickert fatso
Derived terms
de
Norwegian Bokmål
Etymology
From nb nds -ert, in some cases from Rotwelsch through Månsing and Rodi. 1945 Ragnvald Iversen Secret languages in Norway 2 227
Pronunciation
nb /ɛʈ/ /ɛʁt/ /əʈ/ /əʁt/
nb nb-ert.ogg
nb ɛʈ ɛʁt əʈ əʁt
nb -ert
nb ert
Suffix
nb suffix (definite singular nb -erten, indefinite plural nb -erter, definite plural nb -ertene)
nb noun Used to form nouns denoting people or animals
nb slubbert lazy person 1
nb noun Used to form nouns denoting things, tools, vehicles or vessels
nb knallert moped 1
nb noun Used to form nouns denoting an action
nb dukkert a dip (in the water) 1
nb noun Used to form nouns denoting a state or disease
nb dryppert gonorrhea 1
Derived terms
nb
References
Anagrams
nb ert ter tre
nb noun-forming suffixes
Norwegian Nynorsk
Suffix
nn suffix form
nn -era past participle