Ier

Ier

1. A river in Romania and Hungary.

From Dutch Ier.

Ier (plural Iere, diminutive Iertjie)

1. Irishman (person from Ireland or of Irish descent)

• Ierland
• Iers

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• IPA^(key): /iːr/

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• Rhymes: -ir

Ier m (plural Ieren, diminutive Iertje n, feminine Ierse)

1. inhabitant of Ireland, Irishman

• Rie

Abbreviation of premier (“used after names”).

• IPA^(key): /pʁə.mje/

I^er (feminine I^re, I^ère, masculine plural I^ers, feminine plural I^res, I^ères)

1. I (“the first”, used after names)

   Charles I^er d’Anjou était le premier des comtes héréditaires de l’Anjou.

   Charles I of Anjou was the first of the hereditary counts of Anjou.

The plural forms given (I^ers, I^res, I^ères) are not in actual use.

Borrowed from Hungarian Ér, from ér (“brook”).

Ier m

1. a river in Satu Mare County, Romania