zåmm-
Bavarian
Etymology
zåmm in compounds.
Prefix
zåmm-
- Separable verb prefix that indicates togetherness and company; together
- zåmm- + hockn (“to sit”) → zåmmhockn (“to sit together”)
- zåmm- + wohna (“to live, to reside”) → zåmmwohna (“to live together”)
- Separable verb prefix that indicates combining, joining; together
- Separable verb prefix that indicates congruence; together
- zåmm- + passn (“to fit”) → zåmmpassn (“to fit together, to match”)
- Separable verb prefix that indicates collecting, piling, heaping up:
- Indicates collecting, piling; up
- Indicates a large quantity of something; often derogatory
- zåmm- + scheißn (“to shit”) → zåmmscheißn (“to shit in large quantities”)
- zåmm- + fressn (“to stuff oneself”) → zåmmfressn (“to eat in large quantities, to gorge on food”)
- Separable verb prefix that indicates incompetence, low quality, foolishness; usually derogatory
- zåmm- + schreibn (“to write”) → zåmmschreibn (“to write up something of low quality, to dash off”)
- zåmm- + schuastern (“to cobble”) → zåmmschuastern (“to cobble together”)
- zåmm- + draman (“to dream”) → zåmmdraman (“to dream something up”)
- zåmm- + redn (“to talk”) → zåmmredn (“to talk nonsense”)
- Separable verb prefix that indicates reduction of size; up
- Separable verb prefix that indicates destruction:
- Indicates the collapse of a structure or a person; down
- Indicates a destructive motion against an object (literally only) or a person (both literally and figuratively)
- zåmm- + haun (“to beat”) → zåmmhaun (“to beat up a person”)
- zåmm- + haun (“to beat”) → zåmmhaun (“to smash, to break an object”)
- zåmm- + fiarn (“to drive someone”) → zåmmfiarn (“to drive over someone”)
- zåmm- + scheißn (“to shit”) → zåmmscheißn (“to give someone shit, to bollock someone”)
Derived terms
Bavarian terms prefixed with zåmm-
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