Tannenbaum

[ tah-nuhn-boum; English tan-uhn-boum ]

noun

, German.

, plural Tan·nen·bäu·me [tah, -n, uh, n-boi-m, uh], English Tan·nen·baums.

1. a Christmas tree.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Tannenbaum¹

Literally, “fir tree”

Example Sentences

Indeed, the songwriter and producer Dan Tannenbaum, known as Bekon, recalled that in the studio Hozier “would often say, ‘Oh, I don’t know, there’s a lot of people doing that right now’” in response to “overly commercial” suggestions.

From New York Times

Tannenbaum, who has writing and production credits on “Too Sweet” and a majority of the tracks on “Unreal Unearth,” said he felt certain that with Hozier’s “sense of self” the music “would be tasteful, yet with the hope of being successful, heard by many.”

From New York Times

But understanding how trees will respond to climate change can help ensure the future of the Tannenbaum and its wild counterparts.

From Science Daily

Tannenbaum joined BMO in 2010 and has held multiple leadership roles, most recently leading global investment and corporate banking, where he worked with corporate, government and financial sponsor clients worldwide.

From Reuters

Tannenbaum will be challenged with boosting the bank's capital market business, which accounts for roughly a fifth of its overall profit, at a time that deal and IPO activities have slowed amid market turmoil.

From Reuters