באָמבע

Yiddish

Etymology

Ultimately from French bombe, from Latin bombus; possibly via German Bombe, Polish bomba, or Russian бо́мба (bómba).

Noun

⁧באָמבע⁩ • (bombe) f, plural ⁧באָמבעס⁩ (bombes)

  1. bomb (device filled with explosives)

Derived terms
  • ⁧יאָדער־באָמבע⁩ (yoder-bombe, “nuclear bomb”)
  • ⁧ברענבאָמבע⁩ (brenbombe), ⁧צינדבאָמבע⁩ (tsindbombe, “fire bomb”)
  • ⁧אַטאָם־באָמבע⁩ (atom-bombe), ⁧אַטאָמישע באָמבע⁩ (atomishe bombe, “atomic bomb”)
  • ⁧באָםבאַרדירן⁩ (bombardirn), ⁧צעבאָםבאַרדירן⁩ (tsebombardirn, “to bombard”)
  • ⁧באָםבאַרדע⁩ (bombarde), ⁧באָםבאַרדירונג⁩ (bombardirung), ⁧באָמבירונג⁩ (bombirung, “bombardment”)
  • ⁧באָמבאַסטיק⁩ (bombastik), ⁧באָמבאַסטיש⁩ (bombastish, “bombastic”)
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