German word: translation above or over
Used in the German anthem 'Lied der Deutschen' as 'Deutschland ueber/uber Alles' (germany over all others).
Used in 31337speak or netspeak meaning best, very, ultimate
Could come from the word amazing in german (Überraschen)
Used in the German anthem 'Lied der Deutschen' as 'Deutschland ueber/uber Alles' (germany over all others).
Used in 31337speak or netspeak meaning best, very, ultimate
Could come from the word amazing in german (Überraschen)
by predatorMC January 5, 2004
by k_girl_N August 7, 2006
I'm tired of reading all your definitions, probably cuz of wrong german grammar.
über, written uber in 'american', since american keyboards dont have the ü key, means 'above, on top of' and not awesome or something else I had to read here... thx for ur time <3
über, written uber in 'american', since american keyboards dont have the ü key, means 'above, on top of' and not awesome or something else I had to read here... thx for ur time <3
über, to write ü, hold down ALT and press 129, release, and voila! ü !1one!!1
and btw, das uber soldat is an enemy in Return to Castle Wolfenstein(RtCW), an UBER GAME, but it's gramatically wrong, it should be "der über Soldat" which has no meaning at all in German, and not "Da s Uber Soldat"...
and btw, das uber soldat is an enemy in Return to Castle Wolfenstein(RtCW), an UBER GAME, but it's gramatically wrong, it should be "der über Soldat" which has no meaning at all in German, and not "Da s Uber Soldat"...
by Das Uber Soldat January 18, 2005
by aaf21vbts March 8, 2004
it began with a german philosopher and ended with the biggest onion i have ever seen in my life. an onion of biblical proportions.
by bearded wisdom January 30, 2004
Over The Top. Something done to the extreme or beyond the norm. Origin German. American slang has modified the term to have a more broad meaning.
by Chado2423 January 14, 2007