dregh
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dreȝ — dregh, dreȝ(h, dreh(e see dree, dreigh … Useful english dictionary
dreȝh — dregh, dreȝ(h, dreh(e see dree, dreigh … Useful english dictionary
dreh — dregh, dreȝ(h, dreh(e see dree, dreigh … Useful english dictionary
drehe — dregh, dreȝ(h, dreh(e see dree, dreigh … Useful english dictionary
driegh — /dreekh/, adj., v.t. Scot. and North Eng. dree. [bef. 1150; ME dregh, OE gedreog patient, serious (of persons), tame (of animals); c. ON drjugr substantial, lasting, ample; akin to DREE] * * * … Universalium
dhreĝ- — dhreĝ English meaning: to pull Deutsche Übersetzung: “ziehen; dahinziehen, gleiten, streifen” Note: synonymous with trü̆ gh (see there) Material: O.Ind. dhrájati “ glides, slides there “, prá dhrajati “ hurries “, dhrájas n … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
dreich — adjective or dreigh ˈdrēḵ Etymology: Middle English dregh, dreich, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse drjūgr substantial, lasting; akin to Old English drēogan to perform, endure more at drudge 1. chiefly Scotland a … Useful english dictionary
driegh — variant of dreich * * * /dreekh/, adj., v.t. Scot. and North Eng. dree. [bef. 1150; ME dregh, OE gedreog patient, serious (of persons), tame (of animals); c. ON drjugr substantial, lasting, ample; akin to DREE] * * * driech or driegh «dreekh»,… … Useful english dictionary
