remmen.
to brake, slow down
Meaning & usage
to brake, slow down
to inhibit
De eiwitsynthese remmen.
Where this word comes from
From Middle Dutch remmen, from Old Dutch *remmen, from Proto-West Germanic *hrammjan, from Proto-Germanic *hramjaną. Historically derived from raam (“window, framework”) + -en (“denominative”) affected by umlaut. However, most speakers won't perceive this assocation and would rather derive the verb from rem (“brake”) + -en.
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