Sir

• Grundform: Sir
• ist ein(e) Personenbezeichnung
• Teilwort von: Sir Norman Foster, Sir Leon Brittan, Sir Patrick Mayhew, Sir James Goldsmith, Sir Martin Garrod, Sir John Gielgud, Yes Sir, Sir Nigel Broomfield, Sir David Hannay, Sir John Hall, Sir Peter Hall, Sir Nicholas Lyell, Sir Lenox, Sir John Franklin, Sir Lennox, Sir John Ross, Sir Humphry Davy, Sir Martin Frobisher
• Form(en): Sir, Sirs
• Untereinträge: Sir, Sir

SiR

• Grundform: SiR
• Form(en): SiR

Sir

• Haupteintrag (Polysem): Sir

Sir

• Haupteintrag (Polysem): Sir
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