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Derived from verb sense during Post-Gothic period in the same way as ''{{term|gech#Niemish|géch}}''.
Derived from verb sense during Post-Gothic period in the same way as ''{{term|gech#Niemish|géch}}''.
{{nm-noun-f0h|brék|break, breakage, breach, rupture
{{nm-noun-f0h|brék|break, breakage, breach, rupture
#: Synonyms {{term|hol#Niemish|hól}}
#: Synonyms ''{{term|hol#Niemish|hól}}''
# temporary cessation of activity
# temporary cessation of activity
# (''medicine'') fracture}}
# (''medicine'') fracture}}

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Niemish

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /brʲeːx/

Etymology

Derived from verb sense during Post-Gothic period in the same way as géch.

Noun

brék n.f. zero-stem

  1. break, breakage, breach, rupture
    Synonyms hól
  2. temporary cessation of activity
  3. (medicine) fracture

Declension

declension of brék (f-0h declension)
singular plural
indefinite definite indefinite definite
nominative brék bréka bréks brékos
genitive bréks brékos bréka bréksa
dative bréke brékse bréką brékę