Romanian edit

Etymology edit

From în- + iarbă. Cf. also Spanish enyerbar, French enherber.

Verb edit

a înierba (third-person singular present înierbează, past participle înierbat) 1st conj.

  1. (of a terrain/plot) to plant or cover with grass
  2. (archaic) to set a gunpowder charge in order to cause an explosion or blow something up
  3. (regional, archaic) to throw fish some poisonous herb in order to catch them
    Synonym: spânzui
  4. (regional) to feed a horse plants or their roots
    Synonyms: mânia, supăra
  5. (regional, archaic) to anger, vex, madden, upset

Conjugation edit