to break into pieces, to shatter, to snap (to cause an object to come apart into discrete pieces) · to break into pieces, to shatter (to come apart into discrete pieces) · to fall apart, to break up (of relationships, coalitions, groups, etc., caused by an insurmountable disagreement)
çekim: geçmiş zerbrach · ortaç zerbrochen · şimdiki zerbricht · ulaç zerbrechend
eş: zersplittern
köken: From Middle High German zerbrëchen, ziprëchen (also as zoprëchen, zuprëchen, zurprëchen), from Old High German zibrëhhan, zirbrëhhan, from Proto-Germanic *tebrekaną, *twizbrekaną (“to break apart, break in two”), equivalent to zer- + brechen. Cognate with archaic English tobreak.
aile: sich den Kopf zerbrechen, zerbrechend, Zerbrecher, zerbrechlich, Zerbrechung, zerbrochen
Paul hat vor Wut seinen Bleistift zerbrochen.
Das Glas ist mir aus der Hand gefallen und zerbrochen.
to break, shatter, smash (cause to break into two or more pieces) · to be sore, ache · synonym of särkyä (“to crack, crackle, be distorted (of audio)”)
çekim: geçmiş särkenyt · şimdiki särkee · ulaç särkevä
köken: From Proto-Finnic *särkedäk (compare Votic särčiä), from Proto-Finno-Ugric *ćärke- (compare Lule Sami tjiergav, Northern Mansi [script needed] (saɣr-) and possibly Hungarian sért (“to injure”), although the last of these would be irregular).