narrisch

== Bavarian == === Etymology === Derived from Middle High German nerrisch, from Old High German nerrisk, whence Noar. Compare German närrisch. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /ˈnɑˑriʃ/ === Adjective === narrisch (comparative narrisch, superlative narrischstn) crazy, mad Synonyms: verruckt, wåhnsinnig angry, furious Synonyms: fuchtig, krawutisch, zurnig (with auf + accusative) to be crazy about something or someone; also used in compounds: ‎Auto (“car”) + ‎narrisch → ‎autonarrisch (“crazy about cars”) ‎Kunst (“art”) + ‎narrisch → ‎kunstnarrisch (“crazy about art”) ‎Buama (“boys”) + ‎narrisch → ‎buamanarrisch (“boy crazy”) ==== Derived terms ==== Narrischer == German == === Alternative forms === närrisch === Etymology === From Bavarian narrisch, from Middle High German nerrisch, from Old High German nerrisk. === Adjective === narrisch (strong nominative masculine singular narrischer, comparative narrischer, superlative am narrischsten) (Austria, Bavaria, Southern Germany, informal) silly, idiotic to be crazy about something [with auf (+ accusative) ‘something or someone’] ==== Related terms ==== Narr === Further reading === “!narrisch” in Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache “narrisch” in Uni Leipzig: Wortschatz-Lexikon “narrisch” in Duden online