Pronunciation: /zɛɪ̯ɾ/
noun
Does not appear in plural n dat Sehr
[1]
Wikipedia
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active
medicine
Low Saxon:
Entzündung
English:
inflammation
Dutch:
ontsteking
German:
Entzündung
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[2]
Wikipedia
advanced vocabulary
active
medicine
Low Saxon:
Smatt
English:
pain
Dutch:
pijn
German:
Schmerz
Schmerzen

Etymology:

Word derived from: sehr

Composed words:

Hartsehr Koppsehr Liefsehr Quaadsehr
Rhyming words
Identical words ››› sehr ❔︎ sehr ❔︎ Sehr ❔︎
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