From Old High German sumar , from Proto-Germanic * sumaraz . Cognate with German Sommer , Bavarian Summer , Luxembourgish Summer , English summer , Dutch zomer , West Frisian simmer , Icelandic sumar .
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1908- SummerEnglish · e-38700-3754
Summer, sum′ėr, n. the second and warmest season of the year—June, July, August.—v.i. to pass the summer.—v.t. to keep through the summer.—adj. Summ′er-dried, dried by the heat of summer.—n. Summ′er-duck, a beautiful Nor
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Summer, sum′ėr, n. the first stone laid over columns or pilasters to form a cross vault: the central beam of a floor which receives the joists: any large piece of timber supported on two strong piers or posts, and servin
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From Old High German sumar , from Proto-West Germanic * sumar . Cognate to German Sommer , Alemannic German Summer , Luxembourgish Summer , Dutch zomer , West Frisian simmer , English summer , Danish sommer , Icelandic sumar .
From Old High German sumar , from Proto-West Germanic * sumar . Cognate to Bavarian summer .
summen + -er
From Old High German sumar , from Proto-Germanic * sumaraz . Cognate with German Sommer , Alemannic German Summer , Bavarian Summer , English summer , Dutch zomer , West Frisian simmer , Icelandic sumar .
Borrowed from English Summer .
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