fördern

Meaning

(transitive,weak) to further, to foster
(transitive,weak) to support
(transitive,weak) to advance
(transitive,weak) to encourage
(transitive,weak) to mine

promote

further

advance

support

assist

help

accelerate

hasten

speed up

aid

encourage

benefit

forward

sponsor

facilitate

deliver

lift

expedite

convey

favor

favour

boost

foster

affirm

dwell

hurry

insist

maintain

oppress

pinch

press

squash

squeeze

urge

cultivate

force

grow

raise

soften up

cast off

fling off

throw off

patronize

promotion

make richer

march

demand

cart

mine

nurture

give

pass

support foster

back

endorse

extract

go along to

mind

give somebody a hand

accourage

bolster up

brace up

reenforce

reinvigorate

sustain

tone up

underpin

increase

lighten

make easier

make easy

Frequency

Hyphenated as

för‧dern

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈfœʁdɐn/

From Middle High German vürdern, from Old High German furdiren, from Proto-West Germanic *furþrijan. The modern vocalism is Central and Low German (compare Middle Low German vörderen). Related to English further. Compare dated German fürder, fürderhin.