fiarn

Bavarian

fiarn (past participle gfiart)

(transitive) to lead
Gestern håb i de Gruppn gfiart. ― Yesterday I lead the group.
1. (transitive) to lead to; to show the way; to take to
  Fiarn S' mi bittschee zum Museum. ― Please show me to the museum.
2. (transitive) to guide (through)
  Fiarn S' mi bittschee durch's Museum. ― Please guide me through the museum.
  
  Junge Leit miassn gfiart wern. ― Young people need to be guided.
3. (transitive) to manage; to run (a business)
  Mia fiarn des Gschäft scho seit Joarn. ― We've been running the business for years.
(intransitive) to lead to something; to result in something
A schlechte Ernährung fiart zu gsundheidliche Probleme. ― A poor diet leads to health problems.
(intransitive) to lead (in a competition)
De Gäst fiarn 1:0 nåch da Hoibzeit. ― The visitors lead 1:0 at half-time.

Italien fiart in da Yachtindustrie. ― Italy leads the yacht industry.
(transitive) to wage (a war or campaign), to fight (a war)
Hoffentle miass ma kan Kriag fiarn. ― Hopefully we don't have to fight a war.
(transitive) to drive someone; to take someone or something somewhere
Fiarn S' mi bittschee zum Museum. ― Please drive me to the museum.

Kimm, steig eina, i fiar di hoam. ― Come on, get in, I'll drive you home.

Muagn fiarn s' eam am Friadhof. ― Tomorrow he will be taken to the cemetery.

Conjugation of fiarn