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10 Language-to-English DictionariesTramen
Pronunciation / Transliteration: tʁaːmən
"Die Tramen des Gebäudes sind aus Stahl gefertigt."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A term used in German to refer to a framework or structure that supports or holds something.
"Die Tramen des Gebäudes sind aus Stahl gefertigt." - 2
In a more abstract sense, it can refer to the underlying framework of a concept or idea.
"Die Tramen der Theorie sind gut durchdacht."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'Tramen' is derived from the Middle High German 'tramen', which means to traverse or to cross. Its roots can be traced back to Old High German 'trahmen', reflecting a historical evolution from physical movement to metaphorical uses in modern contexts.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Tramen" is said worldwide
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Cadre
Transliteration: kadr
"Le cadre de la peinture est en bois."
Tramen
Transliteration: tʁaːmən
"Die Tramen des Gebäudes sind aus Stahl gefertigt."
Struttura
Transliteration: strut-tura
"La struttura dell'edificio è molto robusta."
Estructura
Transliteration: es-truc-tu-ra
"La estructura del puente es impresionante."
Estrutura
Transliteration: es-tru-tu-ra
"A estrutura do edifício é moderna."
संरचना
Transliteration: sanrachna
"इस इमारत की संरचना बहुत मजबूत है।"
结构
Transliteration: jiégòu
"这座建筑的结构非常坚固。"
구조
Transliteration: gujo
"이 건물의 구조는 매우 견고하다."
構造
Transliteration: kōzō
"この建物の構造は非常に頑丈です。"
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