Robbe
See also: robbe
German
Etymology
From Low German robbe, rubbe, in Middle Low German meaning “rabbit”, hence of the family of English rabbit and French rabot (“plane”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ˈrɔ.bə], [ˈʀɔ.bə]
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Declension
Synonyms
- Flossenfüßer
- Seehund
Derived terms
- Baikal-Ringelrobbe
- Baikalrobbe
- Bandrobbe
- Bärenrobbe
- Bartrobbe
- Eismeer-Ringelrobbe
- Elefantenrobbe
- Hawaii-Mönchsrobbe
- Hundsrobbe
- junge Kegelrobbe
- Jungrobbe
- Kegelrobbe
- Kegelrobbenbaby
- Kegelrobben-Heuler
- Kegelrobbenheuler
- Kegelrobbenjunges
- Kegelrobbenkolonie
- Largha-Robbe
- Laysan-Mönchsrobbe
- Leopardenrobbe
- Mähnenrobbe
- Mittelmeer-Mönchsrobbe
- Mönchsrobbe
- Mützenrobbe
- Ohrenrobbe
- Ringelrobbe
- robben
- Robben-
- Robbenart
- Robbenbaby
- Robbenfang
- Robbenfänger
- Robbenfängerin
- Robbenfell
- Robbenfleisch
- robbengliedrig
- Robbengliedrigkeit
- Robbenheuler
- Robbenjagd
- Robbenjäger
- Robbenjägerin
- Robbenjunges
- Robbenkolonie
- Robbenmännchen
- Robbenschlag
- Robbenspeck
- Robbentran
- Robbenweibchen
- Rossrobbe
- Sattelrobbe
- Weddellrobbe
- Weddell-Robbe
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