No. 4,219 in Dutch
beieren
To ring or chime (bells).
In a sentence
De klokken begonnen te beieren toen het feest begon.
The bells started to ring when the celebration began.
The word 'beieren' here means 'to ring,' specifically referring to the ringing or chiming of bells.
Er wordt gezegd dat de klokken in de oude kerk nog steeds beieren.
It is said that the bells in the old church still chime.
In this sentence, 'beieren' conveys the consistent action of bells chiming, indicating an ongoing state or tradition.
Het geluid van de klokken die beieren was te horen in het hele dorp.
The sound of the chiming bells could be heard throughout the village.
Here, 'beieren' is used to describe the auditory aspect of bell ringing, emphasizing the resonance and reach of the sound.
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