Böhme

[ bey-muh, boh-; German bœ-muh ]

noun

1. Ja·kob [yah, -kawp], 1575–1624, German theosophist and mystic.

Böhme

/ ˈbøːmə /

noun

1. BöhmeJakob15751624MGermanRELIGION: mystic Jakob (ˈjaːkɔp). 1575–1624, German mystic

Example Sentences

“This is a very thorough study, and I full trust the genetic results,” says Wolfgang Böhme, an honorary staff member and senior herpetologist at the Museum Koenig in Germany in an email.

From National Geographic

Böhme remains unconvinced and thinks the move to combine yellow anaconda species is “premature”.

From National Geographic

Ricarda Böhme, a prosecutor, said in an interview that given “the objective overall view of his public statements” the judge could in “no way be able to reach an unbiased decision” on such matters.

From New York Times

I learned to backcountry ski first from my father and then from a boyfriend, and that’s typical of how people have historically tended to pick up the sport: through a close relationship, says Jordan Bohme, Bluebird’s education manager.

From New York Times

Mr. Bohme had described it as ideal learning terrain.

From New York Times