rauscharm.
low-noise, creating little crackling noise
Meaning & usage
low-noise, creating little crackling noise
creating little image noise
Where this word comes from
From Rauschen (gerund of rauschen (“to rustle”)) + -arm (“low in”, literally “poor”). The suffix -arm is added to nominals; nevertheless the gerund behaves like a normal infinitive dropping the suffix -en. Derivation from Rausch is semantically ruled out.
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