אַרויס־

See also: אַרויס

Yiddish

Prefix

אַרויס־ (aroys-)

  1. A verbal complement, usually meaning out.

Derived terms

Yiddish terms prefixed with אַרויס־
  • אַרויס הייבנדיק (aroys heybndik, beginning, starting, adjective)
  • אַרויסבאַלאָטירן (aroysbalotirn, to vote out)
  • אַרויסברענגען (aroysbrengen, to bring out; to express)
  • אַרויסגאַנג m (aroysgang, exit)
  • אַרויסגעבן (aroysgebn, to release, issue, publish; to emit, give off, generate; to surrender; to betray)
  • אַרויסהייבן (aroysheybn, to pick out; to set off; to stress, emphasize, highlight, play up)
  • אַרויסהעלפֿן (aroyshelfn, to assist)
  • אַרויסוואַקסן (aroysvaksn, to evolve; to grow out of; to outgrow)
  • אַרויסוואַרפֿן (aroysvarfn, to throw out)
  • אַרויסווײַזן (aroysvayzn, to exhibit, show)
  • אַרויסזאָגן (aroyszogn, to speak, state, express, utter, put forward (in words))
  • אַרויסזען (aroyszen, to realize)
  • אַרויסטרײַבן (aroystraybn, to banish, expel)
  • אַרויסטרעטן (aroystretn, to out: come out publicly; to appear on stage)
  • אַרויסכאַפּן (aroyskhapn, to snatch)
  • אַרויסנאַרן (aroysnarn, to get by deception, obtain by deception)
  • אַרויספֿאָרן (aroysforn, to depart, leave; to sail)
  • אַרויספֿאָר m (aroysfor, departure; outing)
  • אַרויסקומען (aroyskumen, to come out, issue, emerge)
  • אַרויסקלײַבן (aroysklaybn, to move out (of a house, etc.))
  • אַרויסקריגן (aroyskrign, to elicit, exact)
  • אַרויסרופֿן (aroysrufn, to call out, call forth, summon; to page; to develop a photograph; to provoke a feeling; to lead to; to cause)
  • אַרויסרײַסן (aroysraysn, to pull out, rip out, wrest, wrench; to pull a tooth)
  • אַרויסרעדן (aroysredn, to pronounce)
  • אַרויסשווימען (aroysshvimen, to float out)
  • אַרויסשטעקן (aroysshtekn, to stick out, protrude)
  • אַרויסשיקן (aroysshikn, to send, mail, dispatch)
  • אַרויסשלאָגן (aroysshlogn, to knock out; to gush out; to eliminate)
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