[ˈɡɛnə]
OprindelseFrom Old Danish genæ, from Old Norse gegna, from Proto-Germanic *gaginjaną. Compare Old English gegegnian, German begegnen and Icelandic gegna.
- to herd, shepherd, guide, impel (people or animals)
“Hundenes evne til at finde fårene, genne dem sammen og i det hele taget holde styr på dem, er uovertruffen” — The dogs' ability to find the sheep, herd them together, and generally keep track of them is unmatched
Formergen(imperative) · at genne(infinitive) · genner(present) · gennede(past) · gennet(perfect) · genner(active, present) · gennes(passive, present) · gennede(active, past) · gennedes(passive, past) · genne(active, infinitive) · gennes(infinitive, passive) · gen(active, imperative) · -(imperative, passive) · gennende(participle, present) · gennet(participle, past) · auxiliary verb have(participle, past) · gennen(gerund, participle)
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