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{{nm-header|kraːm}} | {{nm-header|kraːm}} | ||
===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
Of Slavic origin, cf. Old Church Slavonic ''[[wikt:грамъ#Old_Church_Slavonic|грамъ]]'' or ''[[wikt:чрѣмъ#Old_Church_Slavonic|чрѣмъ]]''. The word also made its way into other Germanic languages, e.g. German | Of Slavic origin, cf. Old Church Slavonic ''[[wikt:грамъ#Old_Church_Slavonic|грамъ]]'' or ''[[wikt:чрѣмъ#Old_Church_Slavonic|чрѣмъ]]''. The word also made its way into other Germanic languages, e.g. German ''[[wikt:Kram#German|Kram]]'', Dutch ''[[wikt:kraam#Dutch|kraam]]'', Swedish ''[[wikt:kram#Swedish|kram]]'' and Yiddish ''[[wikt:קראָם#Yiddish|קראָם]]'' (''krom''). | ||
{{nm-noun-mh-0|krám|merchant's stall | {{nm-noun-mh-0|krám|merchant's stall | ||
# (''uncountable'') merchandise, wares | # (''uncountable'') merchandise, wares | ||
# shop, store}} | # shop, store}} | ||
===Derived terms=== | |||
* ''{{term|kramar#Niemish|krámar}}'' ("shopkeeper") | |||
[[Category:Niemish words of Slavic origin]] | [[Category:Niemish words of Slavic origin]] | ||
[[Category:Contionary]] | |||