"giecheln" meaning in All languages combined

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Verb [German Low German]

Etymology: Uncertain. Compare Dutch giechelen. Compare also Middle Low German gîgelen (“to play the fiddle”), Middle High German gickelen (“to mock, make fun of”), Old High German kichezzen (“to laugh”), Old High German irgickezzen (“to shout, shriek”) (whence modern German gicksen). Etymology templates: {{unc|nds-de}} Uncertain, {{cog|nl|giechelen}} Dutch giechelen, {{cog|gml|gîgelen|t=to play the fiddle}} Middle Low German gîgelen (“to play the fiddle”), {{cog|gmh|gickelen|t=to mock, make fun of}} Middle High German gickelen (“to mock, make fun of”), {{cog|goh|kichezzen|t=to laugh}} Old High German kichezzen (“to laugh”), {{cog|goh|irgickezzen|t=to shout, shriek}} Old High German irgickezzen (“to shout, shriek”), {{cog|de|gicksen}} German gicksen Head templates: {{head|nds-de|verb}} giecheln
  1. to giggle
    Sense id: en-giecheln-nds-de-verb-J0VNJFBw Categories (other): German Low German entries with incorrect language header

Download JSON data for giecheln meaning in All languages combined (1.6kB)

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