drieve

Central Franconian

From Old High German *drīvan, northern variant of trīban, from Proto-Germanic *drībaną.

drieve (third-person singular present driev, past tense drevv, past participle jedrevve)

(Ripuarian, transitive) to drive; to push; to chase (cause to go somewhere or to do something)
Driev dat Mädche net su! Wann et net met well, bliet et evvens do.
Don’t push the girl like this! If she doesn’t want to come along, she’ll stay here.
(Ripuarian, intransitive) to float
Do driev ene dude Fesch em Waßer.
There’s a dead fish floating in the water.

单词	drieve
释义	drieve Central Franconian Alternative forms dreive (Moselle Franconian) Etymology From Old High German drīvan, northern variant of trīban, from Proto-Germanic drībaną. Pronunciation IPA^(key): /ˈdʀiːvə/ Verb drieve (third-person singular present driev, past tense drevv, past participle jedrevve) (Ripuarian, transitive) to drive; to push; to chase (cause to go somewhere or to do something) Driev dat Mädche net su! Wann et net met well, bliet et evvens do. Don’t push the girl like this! If she doesn’t want to come along, she’ll stay here. (Ripuarian, intransitive) to float Do driev* ene dude Fesch em Waßer.* There’s a dead fish floating in the water.
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