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Source: Torp, page b0003, entry 8
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airô f. Ruder. an. âr f. Ruder; ags. âr f. dass. (engl. oar). Lit. va
ras m. ein langes Ruder ist aus dem Nord. entlehnt.
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Source: Torp, page b0016, entry 6
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amra bitter. nord. in neunorw. amper scharf, bitter von Geschmack, auch rasch, flink (an. apr schlimm, hart, betrübt); ndl. amper scharf, bitter, unreif. Substantiviert in ags. ampre f. und ahd. ampharo m., mhd. ampfer m., nhd. Ampfer. Vgl. skr. amblá, amlá sauer, m. Säure, Sauerklee. - lett. amols der Klee.
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Source: Torp, page b0031, entry 9
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ubila adj. übel. g. ubils adj. böse, übel, schlimm, schlecht; as. u
il, uvil, ags. yfel, engl. evil; ahd. ubil, upil, upili, mhd. nhd. übel. Ig. *upélo-, eig. übermäßig. Vgl. ir. fel (< u(p)elo) schlecht. Vgl. ahd. uppi maleficus, leichtfertig (von ubja) und an. ûfr,
finn unfreundlich, streitbar (von ûba, ûbina). (Statt übel gebraucht das Nord. in denselben Bedeutungen illr
(woher engl. ill), wahrscheinlich aus ilhila < elhila. Vgl. ir. elc, olc schlecht). [Translate the German words]
Source: Torp, page b0033, entry 7
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kakôn f., kôka(n) m. Kuchen, Klumpen. norw. mundartl. schwed. isl. kaka f. Kuchen (engl. cake aus dem Nord.), norw. mundartl. kôk m. Erdkloß; mnd. kôke m. Kuchen, ags. cicel, cêcel m. (aus kakila, kôkila); ahd. kuohho, mhd. kuoche m., nhd. Kuchen m.
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Source: Torp, page b0073, entry 6
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habran m. Hafer. an. hafri m. Hafer; as. ha
oro m. dass., engl. haver aus dem Nord.; ahd. habaro, haparo, mhd. habere, haber m., nhd. Hafer, Haber. Vgl. asl. ov
s
(aus ovi
-o-) Hafer. Ein anderes Wort ist altgotländ. hagre zu norw. mundartl. hagr grobes Haar, s. hagra.
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Source: Torp, page b0076, entry 3
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herut(a) m. Hirsch. an. hj
rtr m.; and. hirot, ags. heorot m.; ahd. hiru&z-hook;, mhd. hir&z-hook; m., hir&z-hook;e m., nhd. Hirsch. Verwandt ist an. hrûtr Widder. Abgeleitet von einem Thema heru- Horn. Vgl. gr. [kerao's] gehörnt. - lat. cervus Hirsch. - cymr. carw dass. - preuss. sirwis Reh; dagegen mit k- in lit. kárv
Kuh, preuss. kurwi-s Ochs; asl. krava Kuh. Vgl. zend. çrvâ Horn, Nagel. - altir. crú Huf. Zu derselben Grundwurzel gehört auch germ. hraina m. Renntier: an. hreinn m.; ags. hrân (deutsch Renntier, ndl. rendier, engl. raindeer stammen aus dem nord.). Ig.
roi-no-. Vgl. gr. [kri_o's]
Widder. [Translate the German words]
Source: Torp, page b0090, entry 1
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(hitt) auf etwas treffen, finden. an. hitta (aus hittian) auf etwas. treffen, finden; ags. hittan dass. (aus dem Nord. entlehnt?), engl. hit. Eig. »auf etw. fallen«? Vgl. cymr. cwyddu fallen, ir. cith Regenschauer. Unsicher.
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Source: Torp, page b0095, entry 14
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hulandra m. Holunder. ahd. holuntar, holantar, mhd. holunter, holunder, holanter, holnder, holder, holer m., nhd. mundartl. holder;
aschwed. hylle, schwed. hyll dass., schwed. mundartl. holl-bärs-trä viburnum opulus, norw. skog-hyll, nhd. Wasserholder. Das Suffix -dra wie in vielen Baumnamen. Basis hulan, hulun, huln (aus huln
nord. holl-, hyll-). Vgl. nslav. kalina viburum opulus.
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Source: Torp, page b0107, entry 7
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hrugna m. n. Rogen. an, hrogn n. Rogen (m. engl. rowne aus dem Nord); ahd. rogo und rogan m., mhd. roge, rogen m., nhd. Rogen. Vgl. lit. kurkl
f. und kurkula
m. pl. Froschlaich, russ. krjak
(aus kr
k
) Froschlaich.
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Source: Torp, page b0109, entry 8
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hleva, hlevja (hleuja) lau, subst. n. Schutz (vor dem Wetter). an hlê (= hleva) n. Schutz, Leeseite; as. hleo m. Schutz vor dem Wetter, afries. hlî, ags. hléo, hléow n. Obdach, Decke, Schutz, engl. mundartl. lew geschützter Ort (engl. lee Leeseite wahrscheinlich aus dem Nord.); vgl. mhd. liewe f. Laube, und schweiz. le geschützte Lage, Sonnenseite. - isl. hlýr, norw. ly lau, mild, an. hl
n. (= hleuja) n. Wärme, schwed. norw. dän. ly geschützter Ort, Schutz vor dem Wetter; ags. hléowe lau, engl. lew. Hierzu an. hl
ja praet. hlê
a (aus bleujan hlevidô) wärmen, gegen das Wetter schirmen, ags. hlíewan dass. Ablautend zu hlêva.
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