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|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: bummer |
| etymology | deu: bummeln |
| semantically related | deu: Bummelant |
| semantically related | deu: Charakter |
| semantically related | deu: Drückeberger |
| semantically related | deu: Einzelwesen |
| semantically related | deu: Faulenzer |
| semantically related | deu: Faulenzerin |
| semantically related | deu: Faultier |
| semantically related | deu: Gammler |
| semantically related | deu: Individuum |
| semantically related | deu: Landstreicher |
| semantically related | deu: Liegesessel |
| semantically related | deu: Liegestuhl |
| semantically related | deu: Lump |
| semantically related | deu: Müßiggänger |
| semantically related | deu: Müßiggängerin |
| semantically related | deu: Mensch |
| semantically related | deu: Nachzügler |
| semantically related | deu: Persönlichkeit |
| semantically related | deu: Person |
| semantically related | deu: Schlaffi |
| semantically related | deu: Schuft |
| semantically related | deu: Schurke |
| semantically related | deu: Schwindel |
| semantically related | deu: Subjekt |
| semantically related | deu: Tippelbruder |
| semantically related | deu: Tramp |
| semantically related | deu: Typ |
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