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nld: graven

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etymological origin ofnld: begraven
etymological origin ofnld: ingraven
etymological origin ofnld: uitgraven
etymologically relatednld: groeve
has derived formnld: begraven
has derived formnld: gegraven
has derived formnld: graaf
has derived formnld: graaft
has derived formnld: grave
has derived formnld: gravend
has derived formnld: groef
has derived formnld: groeft
has derived formnld: groeve
has derived formnld: groeven
has derived formnld: uitgraven
is derived fromnld: graaf
is derived fromnld: graf
lexical categorynoun
lexical categoryverb
pronunciation[ˈɣraː.və(n)]
semantically relatednld: bemesten
semantically relatednld: beploegen
semantically relatednld: cultiveren
semantically relatednld: delven
semantically relatednld: deuk
semantically relatednld: deuken
semantically relatednld: eggen
semantically relatednld: guts
semantically relatednld: indeuken
semantically relatednld: omploegen
semantically relatednld: ondergraven
semantically relatednld: ondermijnen
semantically relatednld: opdelven
semantically relatednld: opduikelen
semantically relatednld: opgraven
semantically relatednld: ploeg
semantically relatednld: ploegen
semantically relatednld: rooien
semantically relatednld: schoffelen
semantically relatednld: tunnel
semantically relatednld: uitgraven
semantically relatednld: uithollen
semantically relatednld: wroeten
synonymnld: delven
translationeng: dig
translationfra: creuser

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