lenzen.
to become spring
Meaning & usage
to become spring
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German lenzen, from lenze (“spring”).
to be idle; to hang out
Where this word comes from
Backformation from faulenzen (“to be idle”), originally unrelated to Lenz above, but associated with it. Compare the expression fauler Lenz or lauer Lenz (“period of idleness”).
to pump out or drain a ship
Where this word comes from
19th century, derived from Dutch lens (“slack, empty”, also “dry”, of a ship).
to sail slowly in front the wind
Where this word comes from
From Middle Low German lensen. Cognate with Dutch lenzen. Perhaps from the same adjective as under etymology 3, though this is not certain.
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