meucheln

C1

to assassinate (wenig benutzt)

English meaning
to assassinate (wenig benutzt)

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meucheln in a sentence

Im Mittelalter wurde der König meucheln wollen.

In the Middle Ages, they wanted to assassinate the king.

Conjugation of meucheln

ichmeuchle
dumeuchelst
er/sie/esmeuchelt
wirmeucheln
ihrmeuchelt
sie/Siemeucheln
Simple past (er/sie/es)
meuchelte
Perfect
hat gemeuchelt

Where meucheln comes from

belegt seit dem 16. Jahrhundert in der Bedeutung „etwas heimlich tun; naschen“, eine Ableitung zu dem ehemaligen Verb mittelhochdeutsch mūchen, althochdeutsch mūhhōn „(sich) verbergen, wegelagern“

Words that go with meucheln

Questions about meucheln

How do you conjugate meucheln?

Present tense: meuchle, meuchelst, meuchelt, meucheln, meuchelt, meucheln. Simple past: meuchelte. Perfect: hat gemeuchelt.

What does meucheln mean in English?

meucheln means "to assassinate (wenig benutzt)". For example: "Im Mittelalter wurde der König meucheln wollen." — "In the Middle Ages, they wanted to assassinate the king."

What level is meucheln in German?

meucheln is a C1 word — c1 — advanced.

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