saster

See also: Saster

North Frisian

Alternative forms

  • söster, süster (Mooring)
  • Sester (Sylt)

Etymology

    From Old Frisian suster, sister, from Proto-West Germanic *swester. Cognates include West Frisian suster.

    Noun

    saster f (plural sastern)

    1. (Föhr-Amrum) sister
      bruler an saster ― brother and sister
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