Principal Forms
| Present, Sg.3 | täubelt |
| Past Participle | gtäubelt |
Auxiliary
Alternative Forms
Etymology
Probably derived from the concurrently existing tobe (“to throw a fit”), from Middle High German toben, from Old High German tobēn, tobōn from Proto-West Germanic *dobēn (“to rage, to be crazy”), by applying the same suffix that can be observed in (ume)gängele and (ume)blödele which also describe an incessant and annoying activity. Compare also with the German frequentative and/or diminutive verb ending -eln. See: Middle High German '
toben'.
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