binjen

Plautdietsch

Etymology

From Middle Low German binden, from Old Saxon bindan, from Proto-West Germanic *bindan (“to bind”).

Verb

binjen (third-person present tense binj, past tense bunk, past participle jebungen)

1. to tie, to bind
2. (figurative) to bind, to require (something of someone)

Derived terms

• aufbinjen
• aunbinjen
• bebinjen
• Binja
• binjent
• dolbinjen
• enbinjen
• faustbinjen
• ombinjen
• oppbinjen
• toobinjen
• toopbinjen
• vebinjen
• äwabinjen

Related terms

• Baunt
• Binj
• Binjsel
• Binjwuat