aber |
|
aber |
doch |
As a proper noun aber
is (slang) aberystwyth.
As a conjunction doch is
yet, but, still.
aber |
sondern |
Sondern is likely misspelled.
Sondern has no English definition.
As an adjective aber
is sharp; keen.
As a verb aber
is to sharpen, as a knife.
As a proper noun Aber
is aberystwyth.
aber |
taber |
As proper nouns the difference between aber and taber
is that
aber is aberystwyth while
Taber is {{surname}.
As an adjective aber
is sharp; keen.
As a verb aber
is to sharpen, as a knife.
As a noun taber is
obsolete spelling of lang=en.
aber |
eber |
As proper nouns the difference between aber and eber
is that
aber is aberystwyth while
Eber is in the Bible, the son of Salah and the father of Joktan and Peleg.
As an adjective aber
is sharp; keen.
As a verb aber
is to sharpen, as a knife.
As an adverb eber is
eye dialect of lang=en.
aber |
abir |
Abir is a alternative form of aber.
As an adjective aber
is sharp; keen.
As a verb aber
is to sharpen, as a knife.
As a proper noun Aber
is aberystwyth.
As a noun abir is
an aromatic red powder that is used during the Holi festival.
aber |
uber |
As a proper noun aber
is (slang) aberystwyth.
As an adjective uber is
super; high-level; high-ranking.
As an adverb uber is
very; super.
aber |
abbr |
As a proper noun aber
is (slang) aberystwyth.
As a noun abbr is
.
aber |
aker |
As proper nouns the difference between aber and aker
is that
aber is (slang) aberystwyth while
aker is .
aber |
acer |
As an adjective aber
is sharp; keen.
As a verb aber
is to sharpen, as a knife.
As a proper noun Aber
is aberystwyth.
As a noun acer is
obsolete spelling of lang=en.
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