dööfe

Central Franconian

From Middle High German döufen, from Old High German *doufen, northern variant of toufen, from Proto-Germanic *daupijaną.

dööfe (third-person singular present dööf, past participle jedööf)

(most of Ripuarian) to baptise
Hä es jedööf – ov e ze Kommelejun jeht, kann e dann selver sage.
He’s been baptised – whether he’ll go to (First) Communion, he can then decide for himself.

单词	dööfe
释义	dööfe Central Franconian Alternative forms däufe (Kölsch) deefe (Moselle Franconian, western), dääfe (eastern), daafe (local variant) Etymology From Middle High German döufen, from Old High German doufen, northern variant of toufen, from Proto-Germanic daupijaną. Pronunciation IPA^(key): /ˈdøːfə/ Verb dööfe (third-person singular present dööf, past participle jedööf) (most of Ripuarian) to baptise Hä es jedööf* – ov e ze Kommelejun jeht, kann e dann selver sage.* He’s been baptised – whether he’ll go to (First) Communion, he can then decide for himself.
随便看	አስተስርዮ አስኳል አስዋር አሸለመ አሸዋ አሽዋ አቅሌስያ አበቢ አበባ አበደ አቡነ አባ አባት አባጨጓሬ አብ አብደልሀፍ አቧራ አቶር አናናስ አንሶላ አንቄ አንበሳ አንተ አንቱ አንቲ