wrinschen

== Low German == === Etymology === From Middle Low German wrinschen, wrenschen, from Middle Low German wrensch, wrenisch, from Old Saxon wrēnisk, from Proto-West Germanic *wrainisk, from Proto-Germanic *wrainiskaz (“randy, horny, in rut”). Cognate with Dutch wrensen, Middle High German renschen. === Verb === wrinschen (past singular wrinsch, past participle wrinscht, auxiliary verb hebben) to neigh, nicker, snicker, whinny ==== Conjugation ====