fortreni.
to drag away; to drag off
Meaning & usage
to drag away; to drag off
William Shakespeare, Hamlet, tr. L. L. Zamenhof, Act IV, scene 1: Hamleto en atako de frenezo Mortigis Polonion kaj fortrenis Kun si la korpon de la mortigito Hamlet in an attack of insanity Killed Polonius and dragged off With him the body of the dead
Brothers Grimm, "Sesope oni trairas la tutan mondon" (English title: "How Six Made Their Way in the World"), tr. Kabe: "Kiom da oro li fortrenos!" "What a large amount of gold he'll drag off!"
Where this word comes from
From for (“away”) + treni (“drag”).
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