אַרויס־

See also: אַרויס‎

Yiddish

Prefix

אַרויס־‎ • (aroys-)

  1. A verbal complement, usually meaning out.

Derived terms

Yiddish terms prefixed with אַרויס־
  • אַרויס הייבנדיק‎ (aroys heybndik, “beginning, starting”, adjective)
  • אַרויסבאַלאָטירן‎ (aroysbalotirn, “to vote out”)
  • אַרויסברענגען‎ (aroysbrengen, “to bring out; to express”)
  • אַרויסגאַנג‎ m (aroysgang, “exit”)
  • אַרויסגעבן‎ (aroysgebn, “to release, issue, publish; to emit, give off, generate; to surrender; to betray”)
  • אַרויסהייבן‎ (aroysheybn, “to pick out; to set off; to stress, emphasize, highlight, play up”)
  • אַרויסהעלפֿן‎ (aroyshelfn, “to assist”)
  • אַרויסוואַקסן‎ (aroysvaksn, “to evolve; to grow out of; to outgrow”)
  • אַרויסוואַרפֿן‎ (aroysvarfn, “to throw out”)
  • אַרויסווײַזן‎ (aroysvayzn, “to exhibit, show”)
  • אַרויסזאָגן‎ (aroyszogn, “to speak, state, express, utter, put forward (in words)”)
  • אַרויסזען‎ (aroyszen, “to realize”)
  • אַרויסטרײַבן‎ (aroystraybn, “to banish, expel”)
  • אַרויסטרעטן‎ (aroystretn, “to out: come out publicly; to appear on stage”)
  • אַרויסכאַפּן‎ (aroyskhapn, “to snatch”)
  • אַרויסנאַרן‎ (aroysnarn, “to get by deception, obtain by deception”)
  • אַרויספֿאָרן‎ (aroysforn, “to depart, leave; to sail”)
  • אַרויספֿאָר‎ m (aroysfor, “departure; outing”)
  • אַרויסקומען‎ (aroyskumen, “to come out, issue, emerge”)
  • אַרויסקלײַבן‎ (aroysklaybn, “to move out (of a house, etc.)”)
  • אַרויסקריגן‎ (aroyskrign, “to elicit, exact”)
  • אַרויסרופֿן‎ (aroysrufn, “to call out, call forth, summon; to page; to develop a photograph; to provoke a feeling; to lead to; to cause”)
  • אַרויסרײַסן‎ (aroysraysn, “to pull out, rip out, wrest, wrench; to pull a tooth”)
  • אַרויסרעדן‎ (aroysredn, “to pronounce”)
  • אַרויסשווימען‎ (aroysshvimen, “to float out”)
  • אַרויסשטעקן‎ (aroysshtekn, “to stick out, protrude”)
  • אַרויסשיקן‎ (aroysshikn, “to send, mail, dispatch”)
  • אַרויסשלאָגן‎ (aroysshlogn, “to knock out; to gush out; to eliminate”)
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