pirre

Middle English

Etymology 1

From Old French peré, perey.

Noun

pirre

1. Alternative form of perre (“perry”)

Etymology 2

From Anglo-Norman perree, pirrie.

Noun

pirre

1. Alternative form of perre (“jewels”)

Danish

Etymology

From Swedish pirra.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈpiɐ̯ʌ]

Verb

pirre (imperative pir, infinitive at pirre, present tense pirrer, past tense pirrede, perfect tense pirret)

1. to stimulate, incite (with smells, sounds etc.)

   Coordinate term: kildre

   1. to arouse, entice (sexually)

      Synonym: ægge

2. (rare) to poke (around in something)

   Synonym: pirke

Conjugation

Conjugation of pirre

active passive present pirrer pirres past pirrede pirredes infinitive pirre pirres imperative pir — participle present pirrende past pirret (auxiliary verb have) gerund pirren

See also

• pirrelig
• pirring
• nervepirrende

References

• “pirre” in Den Danske Ordbog

Spanish

Verb

pirre

1. only used in me pirre, first-person singular present subjunctive of pirrarse
2. only used in se pirre, third-person singular present subjunctive of pirrarse
3. only used in se ... pirre, syntactic variant of pírrese, third-person singular imperative of pirrarse