schuif

Dutch

Etymology

From Middle Dutch schuuf, from schuiven.

Pronunciation

Rhymes: -œy̯f
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Noun

schuif m (plural schuiven, diminutive schuifje n)

drawer
bolt, to lock a door etc.
slide, moving or moveable
shove
Something shoven; a portion of sorts
(slang) mouth

Synonyms

(drawer): la
(bolt): grendel

Derived terms

bakschuif
bosschuif
deurschuif
grondschuif
kanaalschuif
poortschuif
stoomschuif
verdeelschuif
vizierschuif
zuigerschuif
schuifbeweging
schuifdam
schuifdrijfstang
schuifduiker
schuifgalei
schuifgebint
schuifkast
schuiflantaren
schuifleider
schuifschot
schuifslot
schuifspiegel
schuifsponning
schuifstang
schuifstijl
schuifstuw
schuiftang
schuifvizier
schuifweg
schuifwinder

Verb

schuif

first-person singular present indicative of schuiven
imperative of schuiven

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