Kriegen meaning and definition in german

kriegen meaning and definition in german
![<span class="pron">/ˈkriːɡən/ (Standard, Germany)</span> , <span class="pron">[ˈkʰʁ̞̊iːɡ(ə)n] (Standard, Germany)</span> , <span class="pron">[ˈkʰʁ̞̊iːŋ̩] (Standard, Germany)</span> , <span class="pron">/'kriəgən/ (Southern Germany)</span> , <span class="pron">['kriɐg̊ɐn] (Southern Germany)</span> , <span class="pron">[kʁ̞̊iɛgɐ(n)] (Southern Germany)</span>   top meaning sound audo pronunciation play](https://toplexicon.com/inc/images/sound.png)
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third-person singular simple present kriegt, past tense kriegte, past participle gekriegt, auxiliary haben
 Kriegen is relatively infrequent in the formal standard language, which prefers bekommen or erhalten instead. However, kriegen is very frequent in colloquial German, where the verb often retains the vowel shortening that is occurring in local dialects in the second and third person singular of verbs. Thus, (du) kriegst is often pronounced /kʁɪs(t)/, (er) kriegt may be /kʁɪkt/, /kʁɪç(t)/. These pronunciations are not used for the rare sense “to war”.
 Kriegen is relatively infrequent in the formal standard language, which prefers bekommen or erhalten instead. However, kriegen is very frequent in colloquial German, where the verb often retains the vowel shortening that is occurring in local dialects in the second and third person singular of verbs. Thus, (du) kriegst is often pronounced /kʁɪs(t)/, (er) kriegt may be /kʁɪkt/, /kʁɪç(t)/. These pronunciations are not used for the rare sense “to war”. - chiefly, colloquial to get
- chiefly, colloquial to catch, to come down with
- dated, rare to war



