Bremerhaven

Brem er ha ven |ˈbremərˌhävən ˈbrɛmərhɑvən | a seaport in northwestern Germany, on the North Sea coast, north of Bremen; pop. 115,300 (est. 2007 ). Bremerhaven is one of the largest seaports and fishing centers in Europe. The first regular shipping service between the US and Europe began here. Former name Wesermünde.

Bremerton

Brem er ton |ˈbremərtən ˈbrɛmərtn | a city in west central Washington, on Puget Sound, home to large naval shipyards; pop. 36,006 (est. 2008 ).

Bremerhaven

Brem er ha ven |ˈbremərˌhävən ˈbrɛmərhɑvən | a seaport in northwestern Germany, on the North Sea coast, north of Bremen; pop. 115,300 (est. 2007 ). Bremerhaven is one of the largest seaports and fishing centers in Europe. The first regular shipping service between the US and Europe began here. Former name Wesermünde.

Bremerton

Brem er ton |ˈbremərtən ˈbrɛmərtn | a city in west central Washington, on Puget Sound, home to large naval shipyards; pop. 36,006 (est. 2008 ).

Bremer

Bre mer Adjektiv |Br e mer |indeklinables Adjektiv die Bremer Bürger

Bremer

Bre mer Substantiv, maskulin , der |Br e mer |der Bremer; Genitiv: des Bremers, Plural: die Bremer Einwohnerbezeichnung

Bremerhaven

Bre mer ha ven Eigenname |Bremerh a ven |Stadt an der unteren Weser

Bremerin

Bre me rin Substantiv, feminin , die |Br e merin |die Bremerin; Genitiv: der Bremerin, Plural: die Bremerinnen weibliche Form zu Bremer