fegen.
to sweep (to clean with a broom)
Meaning & usage
to sweep (to clean with a broom)
Ich muss noch den Hof fegen.
to sweep (to clean with a broom) to sweep (to displace material with a broom)
to sweep (to scatter or displace something with a sweeping motion, e.g. with an arm)
In seiner Wut fegte der Mann das Geschirr vom Tisch.
to sweep (to scatter or displace something with a sweeping motion, e.g. with an arm) to sweep, to blow (to move leaves, rain, etc., with the power of strong wind)
to sweep (to move quickly and powerfully through an area; of wind, shock waves, etc.)
to polish (to clean and bring to a shine, e.g. of metal pots)
to mop, to scrub (to clean with a mop or wet rag)
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German vëgen, from Old High German fëgōn, from Proto-West Germanic *fegōn.
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