Feldscher

== German == === Alternative forms === Feldscherer (obsolete) === Etymology === Clipping of Feldscherer, from Feld (“field”) +‎ scheren (“shear, clip, crop”) +‎ -er. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /ˈfɛltˌʃɐ̯/ === Noun === Feldscher m (strong, genitive Feldschers, plural Feldscher or Feldschere) (historical, military) barber surgeon, field surgeon [from 17th c.] (archaic, East Germany) feldscher, physician assistant in the GDR ==== Declension ==== ==== Descendants ==== → Czech: felčar → Hungarian: felcser → Romanian: felcer → Polish: felczer → Russian: фе́льдшер (félʹdšer), фе́ршал (féršal) — dialectal→ Abkhaz: афершал (aferŝal), а-фе́ршал (a-férŝal)→ Armenian: → ֆելդշեր (feldšer) (learned), (Karabakh) փելշեր (pʻelšer)→ Avar: пелшир (pelšir)→ Azerbaijani: feldşer→ Crimean Tatar: feldşer→ English: feldscher→ Georgian: ფერშალი (peršali)→ Lezgi: фелшер (felšer)→ Livvi: feršali→ Mingrelian: ფერშალი (peršali)→ Tatar: пиршыл (pirşıl)→ Udmurt: пэршал (peršal), фэршал (feršal)→ Urum: фершал→ Uzbek: pelsher → Slovak: felčiar === Further reading === “Feldscher” in Duden online “Feldscher” in Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache