screeve.
To write.
Meaning & usage
To write.
To draw with chalks on a pavement or sidewalk.
To write begging letters.
Where this word comes from
In view of the slang nature of the term, probably from Polari screeve (“write”), from Irish scríobh, eventually from Latin scrībō (“write”). Doublet of shrive.
A begging letter.
Where this word comes from
In view of the slang nature of the term, probably from Polari screeve (“write”), from Irish scríobh, eventually from Latin scrībō (“write”). Doublet of shrive.
In the grammar of Georgian and related languages, a combination of tense, aspect and mood. Occasionally used for non-Kartvelian languages.
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Georgian მწკრივი (mc̣ḳrivi, “row, series”).
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