probleme (pluralproblemes)

1. Obsolete form ofproblem.

probleme

1. plural ofprobleem

• problem

FromMiddle Frenchprobleme; fromLatinproblēma, fromAncient Greekπρόβλημα(próblēma).

• IPA^(key): /prɔˈbleːm(ə)/,/ˈprɔblɛm(ə)/

probleme (pluralproblemys)

1. Aconundrum; apuzzling circumstance.
2. A researchproposition orproblem.
3. (rare) Anallegory; a scenario used as analogy.
4. (rare) Anissue orchallenge.

• English:problem
  • → Welsh:problem
• Scots:problem

• “problẹ̄̆m(e,n.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved9 July 2019.

FromLatinproblēma, fromAncient Greekπρόβλημα(próblēma).

probleme m (pluralproblemes)

1. problem(difficulty; obstacle)

• French:problème
  • → Luxembourgish:Problem
  • → Polish:problem
  • → Romanian:problemă
  • → Turkish:problem
• → Middle English:probleme,problem
  • English:problem
    • → Welsh:problem
  • Scots:problem

probleme

1. inflection ofproblemă:
   1. plural
   2. genitive/dativesingular

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