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What is another word for Sommer?

Pronunciation: [sˈɒmə] (IPA)

Sommer is a German word that refers to the season of summer. It is a time of warmth, sunshine, and new beginnings. If you are writing or speaking in German and want to avoid repetition, there are a variety of synonyms you can use to express the same concept. Some alternatives to "Sommer" could include "Sommertage," "Hochsommer," "Sonnenscheinzeit," "Ferienzeit," "die heiße Jahreszeit," "Sonnenzeit," "Luftsaison," "Gartenzeit," and "Außenzeit." Whether you are discussing the joys of outdoor activities or simply enjoying the warmer weather, these synonyms can help you add variety and interest to your German writing or conversation.
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The relation of Muehlenberg to the confessions was in his own lifetime openly questioned by some of his co-laborers in Pennsylvania, like Stoever and Wagner, who affirmed that the Halle Pietists were not sound Lutherans; the same hue and cry was raised in New York by Berkenmeyer and Sommer, who were representatives here of the orthodoxy, which in Germany contended against Pietism; other good men, like Gerock and Bager, who had not been sent from Halle, sympathized with this feeling, and finally, with some encouragement from Gerock, Lucas Raus, in whom personal enmity toward Muehlenberg had been rankling for years, brought direct charges of want of fidelity to the confessions against him before the ministerium and offered to support them with evidence in writing.
"The Organization of the Congregation in the Early Lutheran Churches in America"
Beale M. Schmucker
Sommer, London, 1891. Simpson.
"A History of English Literature Elizabethan Literature"
George Saintsbury
But before that you passe to that other matter, declare us a doubte, whether it bee better to continewe the warre, as well in the Winter, as thei use now adaies, or to make it onely in the Sommer, and to goe home in the Winter, as the antiquitie did.
"Machiavelli, Volume I The Art of War; and The Prince"
Niccolò Machiavelli

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