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schieren

German translation: scheuern

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German term or phrase:schieren (ostpreuß.)
Selected answer:scheuern
Entered by: Ulrike Kraemer

06:30 Oct 12, 2010
German language (monolingual) [PRO]
Art/Literary - Folklore
German term or phrase: schieren
Was heißt "schieren" in Ostpreußischem?
Es geht um Ostpreußishces Märcnen "De Kreet"(wie Froschkönig).
Einmal soll das Mädchen was "schiere, un se docht, äh, kunnst je ok jliek am See schiere denn brukst nicht de Wotä to schleppe..."
gummi_bear
Japan
Local time: 11:06
scheuern
Explanation:
... mein erster Gedanke.

WAS soll sie denn "schieren"?
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Ulrike Kraemer
Germany
Local time: 04:06
Grading comment
Der Text sagt nur: "Enmool sull se wat schiere, un se docht, äh, kunnst je ok jliek am See schiere denn brukst nicht de Wotä to schleppe..."
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scheuern


Explanation:
... mein erster Gedanke.

WAS soll sie denn "schieren"?

Ulrike Kraemer
Germany
Local time: 04:06
Native speaker of: Native in GermanGerman
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
Der Text sagt nur: "Enmool sull se wat schiere, un se docht, äh, kunnst je ok jliek am See schiere denn brukst nicht de Wotä to schleppe..."
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