ingieren

Ingieren is a German verb whose status in standard usage is uncertain. It is not listed in major dictionaries such as Duden or Wahrig as a common or current verb, and there is no established, widely accepted definition or conjugation in standard reference works. As a result, occurrences of the form are extremely rare and often suspected to be misspellings, typographical errors, or highly local dialect spellings rather than a distinct, generally recognized term.

Because of the lack of authoritative sources, proposed meanings for ingieren would be speculative. If the form appears in a specific dialect or historical text, its sense should be interpreted from that context and cited with a reliable source. Without such sourcing, the word should be treated as non-standard. In practice, readers and editors encountering ingieren are advised to seek corroborating evidence or treat it as a potential typo for another verb.

In writing or publication, ingieren is not recommended for standard German unless the author provides explicit glosses, a clear regional context, and a source that documents its meaning. For readers, the safest approach is to regard ingieren as a non-standard form and to consult authoritative references when encountering it.

See also: eingießen (to pour into a vessel); gieren or other non-standard forms in dialect dictionaries may exist, but their status varies by region. References to standard dictionaries do not list ingieren.