Bloom

bloom blööm Blööm English #People Etymology English and Jewish surname converged from several origins: en enm blom ingot, from en ang blōma lump of iron en sv Blom en nl Bloem, see nl bloem flower Spelling variant of en Blum Pronunciation en /bluːm/ en uːm 1 Proper noun en. en Chris Lau and Sara Smart ‘That could’ve been us,’ say father and son who pulled out of doomed Titan trip out of safety concerns w:CNN https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/24/americas/father-son-give-up-seats-titan-intl-hnk/index.html 2023-06-24 Jay Bloom described the experience of learning what happened to the Titan as “very surreal”. https://web.archive.org/web/20241007020829/https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/24/americas/father-son-give-up-seats-titan-intl-hnk/index.html 7 October 2024 en place c/USA: en ghost town co/Otero County s/Colorado. en ucomm/and/twp co/Ford County s/Kansas. en town co/Richland County s/Wisconsin. en A number of other <<townships>>, including in <<s/Illinois>>, <<s/Kansas>> (2 or 3), <<s/Minnesota>>, <<s/Ohio>> (5), and <<s/Pennsylvania>>, listed under Bloom Township. Derived terms en Bloomian Bloomsday Further reading Low German thumb|En witte Roos — A white rose Etymology nds gem-pro ine-pro 1 From nds gml blôme, from nds osx blōmo, from nds gmw-pro *blōmō. Akin to de Blume, nl bloem, nds-nl bloom, en bloom, da blomme, sv blomma; also compare la flōs. Pronunciation nds /ˈbloʊm/ Noun f Blomen,Blööm nds GLG nds botany flower; blossom; bloom nds Insekten hölpt Blomen bi de Reprodukschoon. Insects help blooms with reproduction. nds De brede Varietät an Blomensoorten faszineer de Minschen al lang. The broad variety of flowersorts has long fascinated Man. nds chemistry efflorescence nds heraldiccharge flower nds Blomen sind faken en Bestanddeel vun Symbolen op Flaggen un Wapens. Flowers are often a building block of symbols on flags and coats of arms. nds De Bloom, wölke England symboliseert, is de rode Roos. The flower that symbolizes England is the red rose. nds hunting tail, scut (of a hare) nose, bouquet (of a wine) Derived terms nds Blomenstruuß nds Blomenstrüüschen nds Blöömken Related terms nds Blatt n nds blöhen nds Blööt f North Frisian Alternative forms frr bluum Föhr-Amrum frr blööm Mooring Etymology From frr ofs blōma, from frr gmw-pro *blōmō. Cognates include fy blom. Noun frr noun m plural blööme frr Sylt flower frr Plants Plautdietsch Etymology pdt gem-pro 1 From pdt gml blôme, from pdt osx blōmo, from pdt gmw-pro *blōmō. Noun pdt noun f plural Bloomen flower, bloom Derived terms pdt bloomenoatich<t:floral> bloomich<t:flowery> Fenstabloom<t:indoor plant> Gaunsebloom<t:daisy> Glockenbloom<t:garden flower> Goadenbloom<t:gladiola> Katrienkjebloom<t:asters> Koobloom<t:cowslip> Monbloom<t:poppies> Pelzbloom<t:crocus> Schlangenbloom<t:dandelion> Schlätelbloom<t:cowslip> Sonnenbloom<t:sunflower> Stroobloom<t:everlasting flower> Bloomenfensta<t:bay window> Bloomenbeet Bloomengoaden Bloomenkomst Bloomenknoppen Bloomenkrauns Bloomensauft Bloomenstoff Bloomentopp See also pdt Boom<t:tree> Plaunt<t:plant> Beet<t:bed of flowers> Goaden<t:garden> Wota<t:water> Hoff<t:yard> Hus<t:house> Staul Stap Däa Stow Further reading Plautdietsch Lexicon of 17,000 words pdt 1-syllable words