Mörder
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German
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From Middle High German morder, mordære (also Middle High German morderære), from Old High German murdiro, murdreo (“murderer”), from Proto-Germanic *murþrijô (“murderer”). By surface analysis, morden -er, or Mord -er.
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]Mörder m (strong, genitive Mörders, plural Mörder, feminine Mörderin)
Declension
[edit]Declension of Mörder [masculine, strong]
Derived terms
[edit]- Auftragsmörder
- Baummörder
- Brudermörder
- Caesar-Mörder
- Caesarmörder
- Cäsar-Mörder
- Cäsarmörder
- Christusmörder
- Doppelmörder
- Dreifachmörder
- Elternmörder
- Feindesmörder
- Kindermörder
- Kindesmörder
- Kindsmörder
- Königsmörder
- Lustmörder
- Mädchenmörder
- Massenmörder
- Mauermörder
- Mehrfachmörder
- Meuchelmörder
- Mörderin
- Muttermörder
- Parasiten-Mörder
- Parasitenmörder
- Pferdemörder
- Polizistenmörder
- Profimörder
- Raubmörder
- Ritualmörder
- Rufmörder
- Schwestermörder
- Selbstmörder
- Serienmörder
- Sexmörder
- Sexualmörder
- Soldatenmörder
- Tyrannenmörder
- Vatermörder
Related terms
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