Geld
31geld — I [[t]gɛld[/t]] v. t. 1) ahb. to castrate: to geld a stallion[/ex] 2) cvb to deprive of something essential: to be gelded of one s pride[/ex] • Etymology: 1250–1300; ME < ON gelda geld′er, n. II geld [[t]gɛld[/t]] n. why a tax paid to the… …
32geld — geld1 gelder, n. /geld/, v.t., gelded or gelt, gelding. 1. to castrate (an animal, esp. a horse). 2. to take strength, vitality, or power from; weaken or subdue. [1250 1300; ME gelden < ON gelda] geld2 …
33geld — I. /gɛld / (say geld) verb (t) (gelded or gelt, gelding) to castrate (especially animals). {Middle English gelde(n), from Old Norse gelda} II. /gɛld / (say geld) noun English History a tax paid to the Crown by landholders under Saxon and Norman… …
34Geld — das Geld, er (Grundstufe) Münzen und Banknoten, mit denen man etw. kaufen kann Beispiel: Nach dem Kauf des neuen Autos haben wir wenig Geld. Kollokationen: Geld ausgeben Geld tauschen …
35Geld — Banknoten, Münzen, Scheine, Währung, Zahlungsmittel; (bildungsspr.): Nervus Rerum; (ugs.): Asche, Bares, Eier, Heu, Knöpfe, Moneten, Penunze, Pinke[pinke]; (salopp): Bims, Flocken, Flöhe, Kies, Knete, Kohle, Kröten, Lappen, Marie, Mäuse, Moos,… …
36geld — {{11}}geld (n.) royal tax in medieval England, O.E. gield payment, tribute, from P.Gmc. *geldam payment (Cf. M.H.G. gelt payment, contribution, Ger. geld money, O.N. gjald payment, Goth. gild tribute, tax ), from PIE root of YIELD (Cf …
37Geld — das Geld 1. Ich habe nicht genug Geld dabei. 2. Ich muss Geld verdienen …
38geld´er — geld1 «gehld», transitive verb, geld|ed or gelt, geld|ing. to remove the male glands of (a horse or other animal); castrate. ╂[< Scandinavian (Old Icelandic gelda castrate < geldr …
39geld — UK [ɡeld] / US verb [transitive] Word forms geld : present tense I/you/we/they geld he/she/it gelds present participle gelding past tense gelded past participle gelded to remove the testicles of a horse …
40geld — I. transitive verb Etymology: Middle English, from Old Norse gelda; akin to Old English gelde sterile Date: 14th century 1. castrate 2. to deprive of a natural or essential part < sick of workingmen being gelded of their natural expression… …
