Wt/sco/simmer

Scots

Simmer in Germany

Noon

simmer (plural ~)

1. Ane o fower saisons, tradeetionally the seicont, merked bi the langest an teepically hettest days o the year due tae the inclination o the Yird an thermal lag. Teepically regairdit as bein frae Juin 21 tae September 22 or 23 in pairts o the USA, the months o Juin, Julie an August in the Unitit Kinrick an the months of December, Januar an Februar in the Soothren Hemisphere.

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Inglis

Verb

simmer (third-person singular semple praisent simmers, praisent pairteeciple simmering, simple past and past participle simmered)

1. Tae hotter

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German

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈzɪmɐ/

Verb

simmer

1. (colloquial, regional) Contraction o sind wir.

   Wann simmer denn da?

   When are we gonna be there?

Uissage notes

This contraction is common ootthrou central Germany, soothren Germany, an Austrick. It is anerly occasionally heard in northren Germany.

See an aw

• hammer

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Wast Frisian

Etymology

Frae Old Frisian sumur, sumer, frae Proto-Germanic *sumaraz. Compare Dutch zomer, German Template:M, Inglis summer, Dens sommer.

Noun

simmer c (plural simmers)

1. simmer