hieven.
to heave (lift and move something with great difficulty)
Meaning & usage
to heave (lift and move something with great difficulty)
Er hievte sich aus dem Bett.
Die Müllmänner hieven den Müll in den Müllwagen.
to heave (pull up with a rope)
Where this word comes from
Ca. 1800, in nautical parlance, thus perhaps through Low German, eventually from English heave, from Middle English heven, from Old English hebban, from Proto-West Germanic *habbjan. Doublet of heben and kapieren.
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