טרײַבן
געטריבן

ETYMOLOGY

Got. dreiban 'to ban', ON drífa 'to drift, drive like spray or snow; to crowd, throng, rush; to perform', OE drīfan 'to drive, force, pursue', English to drive, OS drīƀan, Dutch drijven 'to drive; to float', OHG trīban 'to drive', MHG trîben, NHG treiben 'to drive; to operate'; from PGmc ✱driban- or ✱dreib- < dʰréibʰ-e- (WEUR); cf. Irish drip 'bustle'.

WESTERN

Oyberland (West Transcarpathian)

tręi̯bn̥ {WTCP, Budapest, Hutterer 1965: 137}

CENTRAL

giɛbrᵻɲgiɛ tsu [!] traːbm געברענגען צו טרײַבן {Warsaw, Geller 2001: 231}