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Eers
in Low German
Pronunciation:
/ɛː͡ɐs/
noun
m
de Eers
[1]
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About the maps
Pott:
Heinrich Beisenherz:
Vokalismus der Mundart des nordöstlichen Landkreises Dortmund.
Noske, Borna-Leipzig 1907, page 36
PDF, 2.3 MB
Emsland:
Hermann Schönhoff:
Emsländische Grammatik.
Carl Winter, Heidelberg 1908, page 48
PDF, 7.4 MB
Oldenburg:
Artur vor Mohr:
Vocalstand des oldenburgischen Niederdeutsch.
Soltau, Norden 1904, page 27
PDF, 1.6 MB
Bielefeld:
Olaf Bordasch:
Wörterverzeichnis zu Heinrich Stoltes Bauernhof und Mundart in Ravensberg.
page 6
PDF, 1.8 MB
Waldeck:
Karl Bauer:
Waldeckisches Wörterbuch nebst Dialektproben.
1902, Einleitung, page 42
PDF, 25.4 MB
Hamburg:
Michael Richey:
Idioticon Hamburgense.
page 51
PDF, 34.5 MB
Low Saxon:
Backen
an
de
Achtersiet
von
’t
Lief
twüschen
Rügg
un
Been
English:
arse
ass
Dutch:
kont
aars
German:
Arsch
Examples:
Ik
bün
bi
’t
Striedschoh
lopen
op
’n
Eers
fullen
.
Neitram (Photographer), CC-BY-SA-3.0
Composed words:
achtereers
Lappeers
Meers
Neers
pahleersen
Twins:
Meers
Moors
Neers
Noors
Oors
Rhyming words
Plattmakers is a Low German dictionary that also provides translations in several languages. Get more infos.
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Plattmakers is a Low German dictionary that also provides translations in several languages. Get more infos.