OprindelseFrom Swedish snärja, from Old High German snarhian, from Proto-Germanic *snarhǭ. Related to snare.
- tighten, (e.g. due to insufficient width or too tight binding, thereby causing pain or discomfort)
- figurativelyto hinder or restrict someone's possibilities for expression
Formersnær(imperative) · at snære(infinitive) · snærer(present) · snærede(past) · snæret(perfect) · snærer(active, present) · snæres(passive, present) · snærede(active, past) · snæredes(passive, past) · snære(active, infinitive) · snæres(infinitive, passive) · snær(active, imperative) · -(imperative, passive) · snærende(participle, present) · snæret(participle, past) · auxiliary verb have or være(participle, past) · snæren(gerund, participle)
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