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| | | | 1. | under | ['ʊndɐ] (+accuative/dative) (unter) under, underneath, below =OE under | | 2. | underðieden | [ʊndɐ'ðiːdən] (+dative; underðietst, underðiet, underðedde, underðied) (unterwerfen) to subject, subjugate =OE underþéodan | | 3. | underjinnen | [ʊndɐ'jɪnən] (underjinþ, undergann, undergunne, undergunnen) (übernehmen, versuchen) to begin, attempt, undertake, take on =OE underginnan | | 4. | Undern | ['ʊndɛɐn] (Undernes) (Vormittag) mid-morning, late morning, forenoon (between 9 a.m. and noon) =OE undern | | 5. | underniemen | [ʊndɐ'niːmən] (undernimþ, undernam, undernumen) (unternehmen) to undertake, to take on; to take into the mind, receive =OE underniman | | 6. | understanden | [ʊndɐ'standən] (understent, understuud, understanden) (verstehen) to understand See also: standen =OE understandan | | 7. | undervuun | [ʊndɐ'vuːn] (underviehþ, underving, undervinge, undervangen) (aufnehmen) to receive, to accommodate, to take in, to admit, to adopt See also: vuun =OE underfón | | 8. | undoyr | ['ʊndɔʏɐ] (billig) cheap, inexpensive =OE undéore | |
