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I've always read sonder- as the German Sonder-something, meaning "special" as in "Sonderangebot" (special offer), similar to Über- as in "Überangebot" (oversupp
by tannhaeuser 5y ago
I've always read sonder- as the German Sonder-something, meaning "special" as in "Sonderangebot" (special offer), similar to Über- as in "Überangebot" (oversupply).
- sli 5y agoFunny that you mention that, because that's exactly what inspired the word. From Wikitionary: > Inspired by German sonder- (“special”) and French sonder (“to probe”).