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gụr·ren <gurrst, gurrte, hat gegurrt> VB without obj jd/ein Tier gurrt (weich rollende, kehlig-dumpfe Töne von sich geben)
1.
Die Tauben gurren.
2.
(als Frau) gurrende Laute zum Zweck der Schmeichelei von sich geben
„Du willst doch noch nicht gehen, oder?“ gurrte sie.
Präsens
ichgurre
dugurrst
er/sie/esgurrt
wirgurren
ihrgurrt
siegurren
Präteritum
ichgurrte
dugurrtest
er/sie/esgurrte
wirgurrten
ihrgurrtet
siegurrten
Perfekt
ichhabegegurrt
duhastgegurrt
er/sie/eshatgegurrt
wirhabengegurrt
ihrhabtgegurrt
siehabengegurrt
Plusquamperfekt
ichhattegegurrt
duhattestgegurrt
er/sie/eshattegegurrt
wirhattengegurrt
ihrhattetgegurrt
siehattengegurrt
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Die Tauben gurren.
Die Tauben gurren.
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Mit dem Gurren sollen eigentlich die Jungen zum Säugen oder zu einer mitgebrachten Beute gerufen werden.
de.wikipedia.org
Er war Besitzer der Güter Gurren, Klimken und Dombrowken.
de.wikipedia.org
Beim Spracherwerb, der Entwicklung des Sprechens sowie des Hörens produzierter Sprache, wird vom ersten Gurren des Kleinkindes (langgezogene, weich rollende Töne) das Lallen (Verdoppelung der Silben) unterschieden.
de.wikipedia.org
Dabei erzählt der erste bis zur Episode 15 die Entstehung der Gurren Brigade und die ersten Abenteuer.
de.wikipedia.org
Sie übernahmen das Wappen der Gurren, eine weiße Gurre im Zaum, in ihr eigenes und tragen es bis heute.
de.wikipedia.org

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