bringe
Alemannic German
verb
Definitions
- (Uri) to bring
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German bringan inherited from Proto-Germanic *bringaną (bring).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*bringaną
Gloss
bring
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bring English
- bringdown English
- bringer English
- bringest English
- bringeth English
- forebring English
- forthbring English
- fullbring English
- inbring English
- interbring English
- outbring English
- underbring English
- upbring English
- Bringschuld German
- abbringen German
- anbringen German
- aufbringen German
- beibringen German
- bringen German
- darbringen German
- durcheinanderbringen German
- erbringen German
- fertigbringen German
- heimbringen German
- herausbringen German
- mitbringen German
- umbringen German
- unterbringen German
- verbringen German
- vollbringen German
- vorbringen German
- wegbringen German
- zubringen German
- zurückbringen German
- aanbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- bijbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- binnenbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- brengen Dutch, Flemish
- brenger Dutch, Flemish
- doorbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- grootbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- inbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- meebrengen Dutch, Flemish
- ombrengen Dutch, Flemish
- onderbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- opbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- overbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- terugbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- teweegbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- toebrengen Dutch, Flemish
- uitbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- volbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- voortbrengen Dutch, Flemish
- *bʰrenk- Proto-Indo-European
- *bringaną Proto-Germanic
- bringan Old English
- bringen Middle English
- bringhouse Cebuano
- brengen Middle Dutch
- bringan Old High German
- bringen Middle High German
- bréngen Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐌱𐍂𐌹𐌲𐌲𐌰𐌽 Gothic
- ברענגען Yiddish
- *bringan gmw-pro
- bringan Old Dutch
- brengian Old Saxon
- brenga Old Frisian
- bringa Old Frisian
- blinön Volapük
- bringim Tok Pisin