lizze

Meaning

1. to lay
2. to be (used to describe locations of things and places)

Etymology

From a merger of two verbs:
* Old Frisian lidzia (“to lie”), from Proto-West Germanic *liggjan
* Old Frisian lidza, ledza (“to lay”), from Proto-West Germanic *laggjan
Both derive ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *legʰ-.

Sentences

Guon doarpen lizze oan de ein fan de wrâld .

Some villages are at the end of the world.

Minsken litte it knalfjoerwurk faker links lizze en kieze foar it moaiere fjoerwurk.

People often leave the fireworks on the left and choose the more beautiful fireworks.

De fjouwer bûtendykse einekoaien lizze oan de eastkant fan it eilân .

The four outdoor duck cages are located on the east side of the island.

Koekoeksbijen lizze it aai yn it briedsel fan in oare bijesoart.

Cuckoo bees lay the egg in the brood of another bee species.

Der binne skerpe hierspjeldebochten en by de wei lâns lizze minen.

There are sharp hairpin bends and mines along the road.

Minsken litte it knalfjurwurk faker links lizze en kieze foar it moaiere fjurwurk.

People often leave the fireworks on the left and choose the more beautiful fireworks.