Wiktionary

1. jer(Noun)

   Ultra-short or reduced vowel in Proto- and Late Common Slavonic (or Slavic), then represented as u044A (back jer [u016D]) or u044C (front jer [u012D]).

Origin: From the Russian ер [yer] or ерь [yer’].

• omdatAfrikaans
• بِسَبَب، لأِنArabic
• защотоBulgarian
• porquePortuguese (BR)
• protožeCzech
• weilGerman
• fordi; idet, daDanish
• επειδήGreek
• porqueSpanish
• sellepärast etEstonian
• زیرا؛ به دلیل اینکهFarsi
• koskaFinnish
• parce queFrench
• כִּי, מִכֵיווָן ש-Hebrew
• क्योंकिHindi
• zbog, jerCroatian
• mertHungarian
• karenaIndonesian
• vegnaþess að, sökumIcelandic
• perchéItalian
• なぜならばJapanese
• 왜냐하면Korean
• kadangiLithuanian
• tāpēc ka; tā kāLatvian
• keranaMalay
• omdatDutch
• fordi, ettersomNorwegian
• ponieważPolish
• زیرا؛ به دلیل اینکهPersian
• ځكه، له دې سببه، ځكه چيPashto
• porquePortuguese
• pentru căRomanian
• потому что; так какRussian
• pretožeSlovak
• kerSlovenian
• jerSerbian
• emedan, därför attSwedish
• เพราะว่าThai
• çünkü, içinTurkish
• 因為Chinese (Trad.)
• тому що; боUkrainian
• کیونکہ ، چونکہUrdu
• bởi vìVietnamese
• 因为Chinese (Simp.)