Danish
Etymology
From Old Danish snytæ, from Old Norse snýta (“to blow one's nose”), from Proto-Germanic *snūtijaną, cognate with Swedish snyta, German schnäuzen, Dutch snuiten.
Pronunciation
Verb
snyde (imperative snyd, infinitive at snyde, present tense snyder, past tense snød, perfect tense snydt)
- to cheat, fool
- Synonyms: narre, tage ved næsen
- to avoid or elude
- (rare) to cheat on someone (sexually)
Conjugation
Conjugation of snyde
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active |
passive
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| present
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snyder
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snydes
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| past
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snød
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—
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| infinitive
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snyde
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snydes
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| imperative
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snyd
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—
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participle
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| present
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snydende
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| past
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snydt
(auxiliary verb have)
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| gerund
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snyden
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Derived terms
- ikke noget med at snyde
- snyd
- snyde nogen så vandet driver
- snyde næse
- snyde på vægten
- snyde sig
- snydemetode
- snyder
- snyderi
- snydetamp
- snydt igen
- være som snydt ud af næsen på nogen
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