Rommel

Definition of Rommel

Rommel is a proper noun that refers to the last name of a famous German general, Erwin Rommel, who served during World War II.

How should Rommel divide into syllables

The word rommel has two syllables. The first syllable is rom and the second syllable is mel. In rommel, the vowels are o and e, while the consonants are r, m, and l.

Part of Speech - Rommel

Erwin Rommel was a skillful military leader.

Sentences with Rommel

• Erwin Rommel was a skilled German general.
• Rommels military strategies were highly regarded.
• The Desert Fox, Rommel, led the Axis forces in North Africa.
• Rommels troops fought bravely in the deserts of Africa.
• General Rommel was known for his tactical brilliance.
• Rommels tank divisions were feared by the Allied forces.
• Erwin Rommel earned the nickname Desert Fox for his successful campaigns in the desert.
• Rommels leadership inspired his soldiers to great feats.
• Field Marshal Rommel was respected by both his allies and enemies.
• Rommels presence on the battlefield struck fear into the hearts of his opponents.

Quotes with Rommel

Number of characters in Rommel

6 ( r, o, m, m, e, l )

Unique letters in Rommel

5 ( r, o, m, e, l )

Rommel Backwards

lemmor

Phonetic Transcription of Rommel

IPA (International): ˈrɑ:mʌl

ARA (American): ˈrɑmʌl

EPA (English): ˈrɑ:mʌl

RAA-MAH-L