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Principal location
Warffum
Source
Woordenboek der Groningsche volkstaal, in de 19e eeuw (1895). H. Molema

299 records found.

1

id: 80

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: achter (de) pet zitten Dialect: Gronings

achter behind (de) the.SG.NN pet cap zitten sit

to pray or say grace before dinner (Lit.: to sit behind one's cap)

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id: 890

Mostly acceptable

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id: 893

Acceptability varies by speaker

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id: 894

Mostly not acceptable

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id: 895

Mostly not acceptable

9

id: 896

Mostly not acceptable

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13

id: 75

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Idiom: achter (de) hand hol'n Dialect: Gronings

achter behind (de) the.SG.NN hand hand hol'n keep

to keep s.th. for a rainy day (Lit.: to keep behind the hand)

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id: 901

Mostly acceptable

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id: 902

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17

id: 903

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18

id: 904

Mostly not acceptable

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id: 905

Mostly not acceptable

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id: 100

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: op zien achterste pooten/hakken goan stoan Dialect: Gronings

op on zien his achterste hindmost pooten/hakken legs/heels goan go stoan stand

to rise up in arms, get very cross (Lit.: to go stand on one's hind legs)

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id: 91

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: met ain kennen aiden en plougen Dialect: Gronings

met with ain someone kennen can aiden harrow en and plougen plough

to get along well with someone (Lit.: to be able to harrow and plough with someone)

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id: 912

Acceptability varies by speaker

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id: 913

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30

id: 914

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id: 915

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id: 916

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id: 917

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34

id: 918

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36

id: 72

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Idiom: aan (de) grond liggen Dialect: Gronings

aan on (de) the.SG.NN grond ground liggen lie

to have come down in the world (Lit.: to lie on the ground)

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id: 921

Moderately acceptable

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id: 922

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id: 923

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41

id: 924

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id: 927

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45

id: 90

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Idiom: 'r tegen bosseln mouten Dialect: Gronings

'r there tegen against bosseln brush mouten must

to have to struggle hard, work against something (Lit.: to have to brush against it)

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id: 928

Acceptability varies by speaker

47

id: 929

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48

id: 930

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49

id: 931

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50

id: 932

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id: 933

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id: 934

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id: 935

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id: 92

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: gain bijn an grond kennen kriegen Dialect: Gronings

gain no bijn leg an on grond ground kennen can kriegen get

to have no succes at something, to stay behind for instance in a game (Lit.: to get no leg on the ground)

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id: 938

Acceptability varies by speaker

58

id: 939

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59

id: 940

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60

id: 941

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id: 943

Mostly acceptable

64

id: 945

Acceptability varies by speaker

65

id: 96

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: mit ('t) verkeerde bijn oet ('t) ber stapt zijn Dialect: Gronings

mit with ('t) the.SG.N verkeerde wrong bijn leg oet out ('t) the.SG.N ber bed stapt step.PTCP zijn be

to have gotten out of bed on the wrong side, be bad-tempered (Lit.: to have stepped out of bed with the wrong leg)

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id: 101

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: 't wel flikken zellen Dialect: Gronings

't it wel quite flikken pull_off zellen shall

to pull it off, to manage s.th. (Lit.: to surely pull it off)

77

id: 956

Acceptability varies by speaker

78

id: 957

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79

id: 958

Mostly not acceptable

80

id: 959

Acceptability varies by speaker

81

id: 960

Mostly not acceptable

82

id: 99

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: ain 't hemd van 't gat vragen Dialect: Gronings

ain someone 't the.SG.N hemd shirt van from 't the.SG.N gat butt vragen ask

to want to know everything from someone, to pester someone with questions (Lit.: to ask someone the shirt off the butt)

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id: 961

Mostly not acceptable

84

id: 962

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85

id: 963

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86

id: 964

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87

id: 965

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88

id: 966

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89

id: 967

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90

id: 968

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91

id: 969

Mostly not acceptable

92

id: 970

Acceptability varies by speaker

95

id: 73

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: 't gras kennen heuren wassen/gruien Dialect: Gronings

't the.SG.N gras grass kennen can heuren hear wassen/gruien grow/grow

to be cocky, conceited (Lit.: to be able to hear the grass grow)

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id: 974

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id: 981

Mostly not acceptable

105

id: 982

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106

id: 983

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107

id: 984

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id: 985

Mostly acceptable

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id: 76

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: 'n bult strōnt om hakken hebben Dialect: Gronings

'n a bult heap stront dung om around hakken heels hebben have

to have a haughty manner, to brag (Lit.: to have a pile of shit on one's heels)

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id: 98

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: ain dicht op (de) hoed zitten Dialect: Gronings

ain someone dicht close op on (de) the.SG.NN hoed skin zitten sit

to sit so close to someone that you touch them, to keep on at someone (Lit.: to sit someone close on the skin)

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id: 995

Mostly acceptable

121

id: 996

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122

id: 997

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123

id: 998

Acceptability varies by speaker

124

id: 999

Acceptability varies by speaker

127

id: 102

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: Den zellen mie de koezen nait meer jeuken Dialect: Gronings

Den then zellen shall mie me de the.PL koezen molars nait not meer more jeuken itch

I will be long dead then. (Lit.: By then, the molars won't itch me any longer)

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id: 1002

Acceptability varies by speaker

132

id: 97

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: ain (de) keel oethangen Dialect: Gronings

ain someone (de) the.SG.NN keel throat oethangen out_hang

to be fed up with something (Lit.: to hang someone out the throat)

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id: 1006

Acceptability varies by speaker

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id: 1007

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135

id: 1008

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Idiom: ain (de) keel oethangen Dialect: Gronings

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id: 1009

Acceptability varies by speaker

137

id: 1010

Acceptability varies by speaker

140

id: 89

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: ain de woorden oet (de) keel/strut mouten hoalen Dialect: Gronings

ain someone de the.PL woorden words oet out (de) the.SG.NN keel/strut throat/gullet mouten must hoalen pull

someone never says anything, is not a sociable person (Lit.: to have to pull the words out of someone)

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id: 1019

Acceptability varies by speaker

150

id: 104

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: nait tot vief tellen kennen Dialect: Gronings

nait not tot until vief five tellen count kennen can

to be or appear stupid, dumb (Lit.: to be unable to count to five)

151

id: 1022

Mostly not acceptable

152

id: 1023

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153

id: 1024

Mostly not acceptable

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155

id: 1026

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156

id: 1027

Mostly not acceptable

158

id: 1029

Acceptability varies by speaker

159

id: 103

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: op zien kop geven Dialect: Gronings

op on zien his kop head geven give

to give someone a beating, to rebuke someone (Lit.: to give someone on their head)

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id: 1031

Acceptability varies by speaker

164

id: 77

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: 'n kop teunen Dialect: Gronings

'n a kop head teunen show

to be headstrong after being rebuked, from a child (Lit.: to show a head)

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id: 1034

Acceptability varies by speaker

166

id: 1035

Acceptability varies by speaker

167

id: 1036

Mostly not acceptable

Idiom: 'n kop teunen Dialect: Gronings

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id: 1037

Mostly acceptable

169

id: 1038

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170

id: 1039

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171

id: 1040

Acceptability varies by speaker

174

id: 81

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: om (de) kop lopen; het lopt mie om (de) kop Dialect: Gronings

om around (de) the.SG.NN kop head lopen; walk; het it lopt walks mie me om around (de) the.SG.NN kop head

to have (too) many things on your mind, to be extremely busy (Lit.: to walk around the head; it walks me around the head)

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id: 1049

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id: 1054

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187

id: 1055

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188

id: 84

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: 't an (de) loop hebben Dialect: Gronings

't it an on (de) the.SG.NN loop walk hebben have

to get something going (Lit.: to have it on the walk)

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id: 1057

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: 't an (de) loop hebben Dialect: Gronings

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id: 1060

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194

id: 1061

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id: 1063

Mostly not acceptable

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id: 74

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: ain (de) mantel oetvegen Dialect: Gronings

ain someone (de) the.SG.NN mantel cloak oetvegen clean_out

to rebuke, punish someone (Lit.: to clean someone the cloak out)

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id: 1068

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203

id: 1069

Acceptability varies by speaker

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id: 1070

Mostly not acceptable

205

id: 1071

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id: 1072

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id: 85

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: aan (de) kladder wezen / op (de) kletter wezen Dialect: Gronings

aan on (de) the.SG.NN kladder rattle wezen be / / op on (de) the.SG.NN kletter rattle wezen be

to be on the run (for a horse), to be on a spree, on the loose (Lit.: to be on the rattle (=sound of horse's hooves))

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id: 78

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: 'n slechte piep rooken Dialect: Gronings

'n a slechte bad piep pipe rooken smoke

to come off badly, to suffer damage or loss (Lit.: to smoke a bad pipe)

225

id: 1089

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226

id: 1090

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227

id: 1091

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228

id: 1092

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232

id: 94

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: (de) bek op 't rechte stee hebben Dialect: Gronings

(de) the.SG.NN bek mouth op on 't the.SG.N rechte straight stee spot hebben have

to be a good speaker, to talk easily (Lit.: to have one's mouth on the right spot)

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id: 1097

Acceptability varies by speaker

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id: 1098

Acceptability varies by speaker

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id: 1100

Acceptability varies by speaker

240

id: 82

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: niks oet (de) stee kennen zetten Dialect: Gronings

niks nothing oet out (de) the.SG.NN stee spot kennen can zetten put

to not have the energy to get anything done, to be lazy (Lit.: to be unable to move anything out of the spot)

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id: 1105

Acceptability varies by speaker

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id: 1106

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246

id: 1108

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250

id: 1112

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251

id: 1113

Acceptability varies by speaker

252

id: 1114

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id: 1115

Acceptability varies by speaker

254

id: 1116

Mostly acceptable

255

id: 95

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: mit (de) mond vol tannen stoan Dialect: Gronings

mit with (de) the.SG.NN mond mouth vol full tannen teeth stoan stand

to be at a loss for words, be tongue-tied (Lit.: to stand with the mouth full of teeth)

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id: 1117

Mostly acceptable

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id: 83

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: oet ('t) stuur komen/zijn Dialect: Gronings

oet out ('t) the.SG.N stuur rule komen/zijn come/be

to be upset, confused (Lit.: to come/be out of rule)

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id: 1125

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266

id: 1126

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268

id: 1128

Mostly not acceptable

271

id: 1131

Acceptability varies by speaker

272

id: 93

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: ain (de) rogge toudraien Dialect: Gronings

ain someone (de) the.SG.NN rogge back toudraien at_turn

to turn one's back on someone (Lit.: to turn the back at someone)

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id: 1132

Mostly acceptable

274

id: 1133

Acceptability varies by speaker

276

id: 79

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: ʼn tumel holʼn Dialect: Gronings

ʼn a tumel tumble holʼn get

to make a mistake, to overindulge and get discredited for it (Lit.: to get a tumble)

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id: 1137

Mostly not acceptable

Idiom: ʼn tumel holʼn Dialect: Gronings

280

id: 1138

Mostly not acceptable

281

id: 1139

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: ʼn tumel holʼn Dialect: Gronings

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id: 1140

Mostly not acceptable

Idiom: ʼn tumel holʼn Dialect: Gronings

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id: 71

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: ain bie (de) poot had hebben Dialect: Gronings

ain someone bie by (de) the.SG.NN poot paw had have.PTCP hebben have

to fool someone (Lit.: to have had someone by the paw)

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id: 2106

Mostly not acceptable

288

id: 2107

Mostly acceptable

289

id: 2108

Mostly acceptable

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id: 105

Mostly acceptable

Idiom: ergens gain tou aan vast kennen knopen Dialect: Gronings

ergens somewhere gain no tou rope aan on vast tight kennen can knopen tie

can't make head or tail of it, to not understand something (Lit.: to be unable to tie any rope to something)

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id: 2115

Mostly not acceptable