How Do You Spell AMTER?

Pronunciation: [ˈamtə] (IPA)

The word "Amter" is a Danish word which refers to an administrative region. The pronunciation of this word can be transcribed as "ɑːmtər". The "a" sound is pronounced like the "aw" sound in "law", the "m" sound is pronounced like the normal "m" sound in English, the "t" sound is pronounced like the normal "t" sound in English, and the "ər" sound is pronounced like the "er" sound in "butter". The spelling of this word shows the influence of Danish language on English.

Common Misspellings for AMTER

• zmter
• wmter
• qmter
• ajter
• am6er
• am5er
• amtwr
• amtsr
• amtdr
• amtrr
• amt4r
• amt3r
• amtee
• amtef
• amtet
• amte5
• amte4
• zamter
• azmter
• asmter

Etymology of AMTER

The word "Amter" has its etymological origins in Danish.

"Amter" is the plural form of "Amt", which refers to a historical administrative division in Denmark, Norway, and other Nordic countries. The word can be traced back to the Old Norse "amt", meaning "office" or "district". It is related to the Old Norse word "embætti", which means "function" or "authority". Over time, the term "amt" came to represent a higher level of administrative organization within a country or region.

In modern Danish, "Amt" has been largely replaced by "Region", but the word "Amter" is still used occasionally, particularly when referring to historical contexts or traditional customs.

Similar spelling words for AMTER

• emydura,
• amitri,
• OMADR,
• ohmmeter,
• AMTOR,
• amateure,
• EMDR,
• Amadora,
• Amadour,
• imatra,
• EMDIR,
• EMDRII,
• EEMTR,
• OMDR1,
• amatoria,
• emeterio,
• EMETER,
• EMTOR,
• amidar,
• amateur,
• amatuer,
• IHMTR,
• amdura,
• emdur,
• amature,
• ometer,
• IMTRO,
• OMTR,
• yawmeter,
• Amatorii,
• Amadore,
• IMTUR,
• ametria,
• amutter,
• eumetria,
• immature,
• Omitter,
• IM@TUR,
• emoter,
• ohmmetre,
• IMMITTERE,
• emitter,
• umutara,
• AMITTERE,
• IOMTR,
• immatura,
• UMTRR,
• IMTRA,
• amadori,
• Amador,
• OMDRI,
• ammeter,
• Aimatera,
• amdur,
• amatory,
• IMIDRO.