sirrah in German
sirrah in German is Bursche, Knabe — sirrah means (archaic) A term of address used to a man or boy considered inferior, often scornfully.
sirrah in German
Bursche
(obsolete) A term of address to an inferior male or more commonly a child. A modern-day equivalent would be "little man". [from c. 1520-1530]
Knabe
(obsolete) A term of address to an inferior male or more commonly a child. A modern-day equivalent would be "little man". [from c. 1520-1530]
What does "sirrah" mean?
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noun (archaic) A term of address used to a man or boy considered inferior, often scornfully.
""Get out, sirrah!" the old man shouted at the stable boy."
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- "Get out, sirrah!" the old man shouted at the stable boy.
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What is "sirrah" in German?
"sirrah" in German is Bursche, Knabe. sirrah means: (archaic) A term of address used to a man or boy considered inferior, often scornfully.
How do you use "sirrah" in a sentence?
Example: ""Get out, sirrah!" the old man shouted at the stable boy." In German, "sirrah" is Bursche, Knabe.
Are there other ways to say "sirrah" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "sirrah": Bursche, Knabe.
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