Beamer.
video projector
Meaning & usage
video projector
beamer
Where this word comes from
From beamen (“to beam; to project”) + -er; the former from English beam (“to transmit matter or information via a high-tech wireless mechanism”). Inasmuch as the English verb does not share the figurative sense “to project”, the German is a pseudo-anglicism. Compare the same in Dutch beamer (“video projector”).
Beamer (BMW car)
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from English Beamer.
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