No. 3,339 in German
greiz
"Greiz" is a town in Germany; it does not have a specific meaning as a standalone word.
In a sentence
Diese Malerei stammt aus Greiz.
This painting comes from Greiz.
'Greiz' refers to the name of a place, a specific town in Germany.
Die greiz angelegten Pläne zeugen von Unerfahrenheit.
The inadequately prepared plans demonstrate inexperience.
The term 'greiz' is used as an adjective implying insufficient or improperly.
Er greizte das Blatt, bevor er es ausdrucken wollte.
He outlined the sheet before he wanted to print it.
The verb form 'greizte' implies action of sketching or outlining, often figurative or within specialized contexts.
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