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noun sɔːbsɔrb The fruit of the true service tree. Example sentencesExamples - Sorb apple berries contain large amounts of malic acid that aid water retention.
Origin Early 16th century: from French sorbe or Latin sorbus 'service tree', sorbum 'serviceberry'. Rhymes absorb, bedaub, daub, orb noun sɔːbsɔrb A member of a Slavic people living in parts of south-eastern Brandenburg and eastern Saxony. Also called Wend Example sentencesExamples - Wend tends to have a pejorative ring, especially in Eastern Germany, and today in all scholarly literature in Europe the word Sorb is preferred to Wend.
- The Slovaks and the Wends/Sorbs are the only two Lutheran Slavic groups to immigrate to America, and their numbers were not large.
- There were his own wishes both to find a ministerial post in Lusatia to serve Sorbs in their common language and to find a wife.
- Sorbs were repeatedly forbidden to use their own language.
nounsôrbsɔrb The fruit of the true service tree. Example sentencesExamples - Sorb apple berries contain large amounts of malic acid that aid water retention.
Origin Early 16th century: from French sorbe or Latin sorbus ‘service tree’, sorbum ‘serviceberry’. nounsôrbsɔrb A member of a Slavic people living in parts of southeastern Brandenburg and eastern Saxony. Also called Wend Example sentencesExamples - The Slovaks and the Wends/Sorbs are the only two Lutheran Slavic groups to immigrate to America, and their numbers were not large.
- Wend tends to have a pejorative ring, especially in Eastern Germany, and today in all scholarly literature in Europe the word Sorb is preferred to Wend.
- Sorbs were repeatedly forbidden to use their own language.
- There were his own wishes both to find a ministerial post in Lusatia to serve Sorbs in their common language and to find a wife.
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