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Tyroler
Tyroler n. 
/ˈtɪrələ(r)/ [ < German Tyroler, Tiroler: see -er suffix1] (a) n. = sense B.; also, the dialect of German spoken in the Tyrol; (b) adj. = sense A.
/ˈtɪrələ(r)/ [ < German Tyroler, Tiroler: see -er suffix1] (a) n. = sense B.; also, the dialect of German spoken in the Tyrol; (b) adj. = sense A.ΘΚΠ
the world > people > nations > native or inhabitant of Europe > [noun] > central > specific area
Tyrolean1809
Tyrolese1809
Tyroler1887
the world > the earth > named regions of earth > Europe > Germanic region > [adjective] > Austria > districts of
Tyrolean1805
Tyrolese1809
Styrian1825
Tyroler1887
the mind > language > languages of the world > Indo-Hittite > [noun] > Indo-European > Germanic > German > varieties of
High Dutch1560
High German1652
Swabian?1743
Alsatian1826
Varangian1831
Pennsylvania Dutch1848
Viennese1849
Pennsylvania German1853
Frankish1863
Tyroler1887
Limburger1932
1887 M. Howitt Let. 21 June in Autobiogr. (1889) II. ix. 345 Father Paul..has been ill.., but being able to say Mass this morning, he, a Tyroler Benedictine, remembered our Queen's Jubilee, and made it his intention.
1891 Cent. Dict. Tyroler.
1899 Daily News 20 Dec. 6/6 They got guides familiar with the ground, and..outflanked the Tyrolers.
1923 E. Hemingway Three Stories & Ten Poems 18 Part of the time he talked in D'Ampezzo dialect and sometimes in Tyroler German dialect... Peduzzi decided to talk altogether in Tyroler.
1963 I. Fleming On Her Majesty's Secret Service (U.S. ed.) xxvii. 295 A dark-grey Tyroler outfit with the traditional dark-green trimmings and stag's-horn buttons.
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- trunk-board
- trunk-bone
- trunk-boot
- trunk-brace
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- trunk-buddle
- trunk-cabin
- trunk-call
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- trunk-castor
- trunk-check
- trunk-dealer
- trunk-deck
- trunk-diameter
- trunk-drainage
- trunk-engine
- trunk-fish
- trunk-glacier
- trunk-glass
- trunk-hole
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- trunk-jack