Gefährt

German

Etymology

From Middle High German geverte (“way, ride, walk, behaviour”), from Old High German *giferti (attested as giverte, etc.), from faran, whence modern fahren. The contemporary sense (17th c.) after cognate Middle Low German gevērde.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ɡəˈfɛːɐ̯t/
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Noun

Gefährt n (strong, genitive Gefährtes or Gefährts, plural Gefährte)

  1. vehicle

Declension

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