"hafenein" meaning in German

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Adverb

Rhymes: -aɪ̯n Etymology: Hafen + ein (see ein- for more); compare waldein. Etymology templates: {{compound|de|Hafen|ein}} Hafen + ein, {{m|de|ein-}} ein- Head templates: {{head|de|adverb||||am {{{2}}}|head=|sort=}} hafenein, {{de-adv}} hafenein
  1. into the or a harbor
    Sense id: en-hafenein-de-adv-1ZBhoFhN

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          "ref": "1909, Ewald Gerhard Seeliger, Mandus Frixens erste Reise: eine Hamburger Schiffergeschichte, page 69",
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