Verner

[ vur-ner, vair-; Danish ver-nuhr ]

noun

1. Karl A·dolph [kah, r, l , ah, -dolf], 1846–96, Danish linguist.
2. a male given name, form of Warner.

Example Sentences

“Universal masking in the school setting will be expected to significantly reduce the risk of in-school transmission, school outbreaks and school closures,” Verner wrote in a statement.

From Washington Post

In those cases, Verner says, banks reduce lending, leaving businesses and households with less access to the credit that fuels economic growth.

From MIT Technology Review

Two years later, in 1963, the Supreme Court stepped through that door in Sherbert v. Verner.

From The Daily Beast

Though Verner had shaken hands with him, it had been with reluctance and marked coldness.

From Project Gutenberg

Colonel Verner had not come in, so that Alice had not had an opportunity of speaking to her father.

From Project Gutenberg

Verner said nothing in return, but he gave a look to show his intense displeasure.

From Project Gutenberg

The only person who differed from the majority was Harry Verner, a midshipman of about his own age.

From Project Gutenberg

As for Mary Verner, I couldn't in my sleep conjure up her image.

From Project Gutenberg