Nerv
See also: nerv
German edit
Alternative forms edit
Etymology edit
From Latin nervus, partly via French nerf.
Pronunciation edit
- IPA(key): /nɛrf/, [nɛʁf], [nɛɐ̯f]
Audio (file) - The standard pronunciation is for this stem to be realised with /f/ when the preceding syllable has primary stress (as e.g. in Nerven, entnerven, nervig), but with /v/ when the stress moves forward (as e.g. in nervös, enervieren). However, a minority of speakers may use /v/ in all prevocalic positions. Compare the same in Larve.
Noun edit
Nerv m (mixed or weak, genitive Nervs or Nerves or (rarely in technical usage) Nerven, plural Nerven)
Declension edit
Declension of Nerv [masculine, mixed // weak]
Hyponyms edit
- Fazialisnerv, Geruchsnerv, Geschmacksnerv, Gesichtsnerv, Ischiasnerv, Sehnerv, Sinnesnerv, Geruchsnerv
Derived terms edit
- auf die Nerven gehen
- enervieren
- genervt
- nerval
- Nervatur
- nerven
- Nervenanspannung
- Nervenarzt
- nervenaufpeitschend
- nervenaufreibend
- Nervenbahn
- Nervenbelastung
- nervenberuhigend
- Nervenbündel
- Nervenchirurgie
- Nervenentzündung
- Nervenfaser
- Nervengas
- Nervengeflecht
- Nervengewebe
- Nervengift
- Nervenheilanstalt
- Nervenheilkunde
- Nervenkern
- Nervenkitzel
- Nervenklinik
- Nervenkompression
- Nervenkostüm
- Nervenkraft
- nervenkrank
- Nervenkranke
- Nervenkranker
- Nervenkrankheit
- Nervenkrieg
- Nervenkrise
- Nervenlähmung
- Nervenleiden
- nervenleidend
- Nervenleitgeschwindigkeit
- Nervenmittel
- Nervenmühle
- Nervennahrung
- Nervennaht
- Nervenprobe
- Nervenreizung
- Nervensache
- Nervensäge
- Nervenschmerz
- Nervenschock
- nervenschwach
- Nervenschwäche
- nervenstark
- Nervenstärke
- Nervenstrang
- Nervensystem
- Nervenzelle
- Nervenzentrum
- Nervenzucken
- Nervenzusammenbruch
- nervig
- nervlich
- Nervnadel
- nervös
- Nervosität
- Nervtaubheit
- nervtötend
- Nervtöter
Further reading edit
- “Nerv” in Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache
- “Nerv” in Uni Leipzig: Wortschatz-Lexikon
- “Nerv” in Duden online
Nerv on the German Wikipedia.Wikipedia de
