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irer <-en, -e> [ˈiːʔəʀ] N

roer <-en, -e> [ˈʀoːʔəʀ] N

ejer <-en, -e> [ˈɑĭəʀ] N

ener <-en, -e> [ˈeːʔnəʀ] N

ener
Eins f
ener
Einzelgänger(in) m(f)
ener ugsfig
Einspänner m
ener ugsfig
Individualist(in) m(f)

eder [ˈeːðəʀ] N lit

eger <-en, eger> [ˈeːəʀ]

eger → ege

eger
Speiche f

See also ege

ege <-n, -r> [ˈeːə] N

seer <-en, -e> [ˈseːʔəʀ] N

der [dɛːʔʀ] ADV

her [heːʔʀ]

I . jer [jɛʀ] N

II . jer [jɛʀ] N lit

jer → jeres

See also jeres

jeres [ˈjɛːʀəs] N

ler <-et> [leːʔʀ] N

per [pɛʀ]

per → pr.

See also pr.

pr. [pɛʀ]

pr. → per

pr.
per, pro
pr. dag
pro Tag
pr. bane
per Bahn

Per [peʀ] Eigenname

aner [ˈaːnəʀ] N

aner pl → ane

aner
Ahnen pl

See also ane , ane

ane [ˈaːnə] VB v

ane <-en, -r> [ˈaːnə] N

ane → aner

ane
Ahn m
ane
Ahne f

fjer <-en, fjer> [fjeːʔʀ]

hver [vɛːʔʀ]

oser <-en, -e> [-ʀ] N

I . over [ˈɔŭʔəʀ] PRÄP

II . over [ˈɔŭʔəʀ] ADV

ager <-en, agre> [ˈaːʔ(j)əʀ]

BZer <-en, -e> [beˈsɛdəʀ] ugs

BZer
(Haus)Besetzer(in) m(f)

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