FromDutchmier, fromMiddle Dutchmiere, fromOld Dutch*miuri, fromProto-Germanic*miurijǭ.
mier (pluralmiere)
FromMiddle Dutchmiere, fromOld Dutch*miuri, fromProto-Germanic*miurijǭ.
mier f (pluralmieren,diminutivemiertje n)
mie’r
| singular(ikšlu’g) | plural(pǟgiņlu’g) | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative(nominatīv) | mie’r | mierūd |
| genitive(genitīv) | mie’r | mierūd |
| partitive(partitīv) | mīerda | mierīdi |
| dative(datīv) | mie’rrõn | mierūdõn |
| instrumental(instrumentāl) | mie’rkõks | mierūdõks |
| illative(illatīv) | mie’rrõ | mierīž |
| inessive(inesīv) | mie’rsõ | mie’rši |
| elative(elatīv) | mie’rstõ | mie’ršti |
mier
FromLatinmerus(“sheer, undiluted, pure”).
mier m (oblique and nominative feminine singularmiere)
FromLatinmerus(“sheer, undiluted, pure, clear”).
mier m orn (feminine singularmieră,masculine pluralmieri,feminine/neuter pluralmiere)
Inherited fromProto-Slavic*mirъ(“peace; world”).
mier m inan (genitivesingularmieru,declension pattern ofstroj)
See the etymology of the correspondinglemma form.
mier f
(Thisetymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at theEtymology scriptorium.)
mier c (pluralmieren,diminutivemierke)
