Where does “slepen” come from?

slepen (Dutch) comes from Middle Dutch slêpen, from Old Dutch slēpen, from Proto-West Germanic slaipijan — to pull along, to drag.

slepen (Dutch): to drag, to tow; to slide

Definitions

  1. to drag, to tow; to slide

Ancestry of “slepen”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle Dutchslêpen
2Old Dutchslēpento drag, tow
3Proto-West Germanicslaipijanto pull along, to drag

Words derived from “slepen

Every word from Proto-West Germanic slaipijan