zerren
German (Berlin)
/ˈtsɛrən/
verb-weak
Definitions
- to tug
- to drag
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German zerren inherited from Old High German zerren inherited from Proto-Germanic *tarjaną.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*tarjaną
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- betear English
- fortear English
- microtear English
- retear English
- tear English
- tear-mouth English
- tear-throat English
- tearable English
- tearabout English
- tearaway English
- teardown English
- teardrop English
- tearer English
- tearest English
- teareth English
- tearful English
- tearjerker English
- tearjerking English
- tearless English
- tearlike English
- tearpit English
- tearproof English
- tearsheet English
- tearsome English
- tearstain English
- tearstained English
- tearstreaked English
- tearstrip English
- tearthumb English
- teary English
- totear English
- uptear English
- tirāre, *tirō, *tiro Latin
- Bild German
- Verzerrung German
- Zehrung German
- Zerrbild German
- aufzehren German
- verzehren German
- verzerren German
- zehren German
- tirare Italian
- attirer French
- détirer French
- retirer French
- soutirer French
- tirage French
- tirailler French
- tire-bouchon French
- tire-fesse French
- tirer French
- tirette French
- tireur French
- tireuse French
- tiroir French
- Πάνδαρος Ancient Greek
- δέρμα Ancient Greek
- δέρτρον Ancient Greek
- δέρω Ancient Greek
- δορά Ancient Greek
- δορός Ancient Greek
- *der- Proto-Indo-European
- *tarjaną Proto-Germanic
- teren Middle English
- tirer Old French
- tiri Esperanto
- tæra Icelandic
- zeran Old High German
- zeren Old High German
- zerren Old High German
- attither Norman
- tith'thie Norman
- tither Norman
- titheux Norman
- zern Middle High German
- zerren Middle High German
- tirer Middle French
- *terien Old Dutch
- *tarit'ak Proto-Finnic
- tirari Sicilian
- tire Haitian, Haitian Creole
- tiré Louisiana Creole French