OpphavFrom Old Norse snara (“a snare”), from Proto-Germanic *snarhǭ. Cognate with English snare.
- femininea snare
- femininea trap
- transitiveto catch in a snare
- transitiveto ensnare
- definite, form-of, singulardefinite singular
- form-of, pluralplural
Formersnara(definite, singular) · snarer(indefinite, plural) · snarene(definite, plural) · Snara(alternative, noun, obsolete) · Snora(alternative, noun, obsolete) · snara(alternative, noun, obsolete) · snora(alternative, noun, obsolete) · snoru(alternative, noun, obsolete) · snara(alternative) · snarar(present) · snara(past) · snara(participle, past) · snarast(infinitive, passive) · snarande(participle, present) · snare(imperative) · snar(imperative)
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