Pronunciation: /tvaɪ̯ɡnabəln/
verb
Syllabication: twei·gnab·beln
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peripheral vocabulary
active
Low Saxon:
dör Gnabbeln kaputt maken
English:
gnaw to pieces
Dutch:
stukknagen
German:
zerknabbern
zerbeißen
von Nagern
zernagen
Examples:
De Muus hett de Tuut tweignabbelt.

Verbforms:

infinitive:
twei­gnab­beln
past participle:
twei­gnab­belt
ik
du
he/se/dat
wi
ji
se
present:
ik gnab­bel twei
du gnab­belst twei
he/se/dat gnab­belt twei
wi gnab­belt twei
ji gnab­belt twei
se gnab­belt twei
past:
ik gnab­bel twei
du gnab­belst twei
he/se/dat gnab­bel twei
wi gnab­beln twei
ji gnab­beln twei
se gnab­beln twei
perfect:
ik heff twei­gnab­belt
du hest twei­gnab­belt
he/se/dat hett twei­gnab­belt
wi hebbt twei­gnab­belt
ji hebbt twei­gnab­belt
se hebbt twei­gnab­belt
conjunctive:
ik gnab­bel twei
du gnab­belst twei
he/se/dat gnab­bel twei
wi gnab­beln twei
ji gnab­beln twei
se gnab­beln twei
imperative:
gnab­bel twei!
gnab­belt twei!

Etymology:

Compound word constructed from: twei + gnabbeln
Rhyming words
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