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Dieb
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dieb
German
Etymology
From de gmh diep, de goh diob, from de gmw-pro *þeub, from de gem-pro *þeubaz. Cognate with non þýfð, ang þēof, nl dief, en thief, got 𐌸𐌹𐌿𐍆𐍃.Dieb
Pronunciation
de /diːp/
de De-Dieb.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de deep
de iːp 1
Noun
m,(e)s chen,elein,lein in
thief male or of unspecified gender
Declension
m,(e)s
Hyponyms
de Austerndieb Autodieb Beischlafdieb Bücherdieb Datendieb Eierdieb Einsteigdieb Erzdieb Fahrraddieb Gaudieb Gelegenheitsdieb Gentlemandieb Gentleman-Dieb Gewohnheitsdieb Handtaschendieb Heudieb Hühnerdieb Kinderdieb Kräuterdieb Kunstdieb Kupferdieb Ladendieb Leichendieb Meisterdieb Menschendieb Metalldieb Milchdieb Paketdieb Palmendieb Pferdedieb Rinderdieb Schafdieb Strauchdieb Stromdieb Tagedieb Taschendieb Taubendieb Tauben-Dieb Trickdieb Unterwäschedieb Viehdieb Weihnachtsdieb Wilddieb
Derived terms
de Dieberei
de diebisch
Related terms
de Diebesbande Diebesbeute Diebesgut Diebeshöhle Diebesnest Diebsgesindel Diebstahl
References
Further reading
de Crime People
Pennsylvania German
Etymology
Compare de Dieb.
Noun
pdc noun m plural Diewe
thief