titschen

== German == === Etymology === From Central Franconian and (to a lesser degree) Rhine Franconian dialects. Compare regional Dutch titsen (“to touch, hit”), further also German tatschen (“to paw, touch clumsily”). Ultimately onomatopoeic. === Verb === titschen (weak, third-person singular present titscht, past tense titschte, past participle getitscht, auxiliary sein or haben) (regional, especially western Germany) (intransitive, of a ball etc.) to bounce (move up and down quickly, once or repeatedly) Synonyms: springen, hüpfen, tupfen (transitive) to bounce, dribble (a ball) (transitive) to skim (a stone) ==== Conjugation ==== ==== Derived terms ==== auftitschen