Heib means smash or hit in English, but is not in common use. As a German family name, it is related to hat making or hat makers.
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No German dictionary (including the definitive Duden) recognises Heib as a noun of any kind. It is however used as a surname.
There is, however, the noun Hieb (noun hieben), meaning cut, blow, hit, smash, slash, gash.
Usage:
Er hat mir einen Hieb verpasst - he hit me (lit he gave me a blow)
Hiebwaffe - slashing/cutting weapon, such as a sword
Idiomatic usage:
Auf den ersten Hieb fällt kein Baum - Rome wasn't built in a day (lit. a tree isn't felled by the first blow.
Auf Hieb und Stich gehen - cut and thrust
Krystal Heib is 5' 4".
The cast of Road Angel - 2012 includes: Rima Heib as Manar
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