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Source: Torp, page b0060, entry 6
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kvêni, kvenôn f. Weib, Eheweib. g. qêns f. Weib, Eheweib, qinô f. Weib; an. kvin, kvæn f. Eheweib, kona f. Weib, Frau; as. quân und quena f. Eheweib, Frau, ags. cwên f Eheweib, Frau (engl. queen Königin), cwene f. Frau, Hure (eng. quean); ahd. quena f. Frau. Vgl. ved. -jâni Weib in dvi-jâni- zwei Weiber habend, gnâ f. Götterfrau. - preuss. ganna, genno Frau; asl. ena dass.; gr. [gunh'] boeot. [ba'na]. - altir. ben Frau.

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Source: Torp, page b0065, entry 3
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hairsa, haisa heiser. an. hâss heißer aus ai vor r); as. hês, ags. hâs, engl. hoarse; ahd. heis, mhd. heis und heiser, nhd. heiser. Germ. hairs- und hais-. Vgl. arm. kiem bin heiser (aus kirs-). Mhd. heiser bedeutet auch »schwach«, »Mangel habend an«; demnach ist gewiß auch g. ushaista Mangel leidend hierher zu stellen. Zu dieser germ. Wz. his (vertrocknen?) gehören weiter norw. his n. ein leeres Korn in der Ähre, hisen dünn, hinwelkend (Acker), heisa vor der Reife vertrocknen.

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Source: Torp, page b0119, entry 9
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galîka gleich. g. galeiks ähnlich, gleich; an. glîkr, lîkr; as. afries. gelîk, ags. gelîc (engl. like); ahd. galîh, kilîh, mhd. gelîch, nhd. gleich. Eig. »dieselbe Gestalt habend«, s. lîka.

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       •ga- (PGmc) is the parent entry of galîka in Torp's hierarchy.

Source: Torp, page b0383, entry 9
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vêgia Übergewicht habend, sich neigend, geneigt, gewogen. an. vægr in wägender Schwebe befindlich, vægja nachgeben, væg Schonung; ahd. un-wâgi nicht überwiegend, abgeneigt, mhd. wæge Übergewicht habend, sich neigend, geneigt, gewogen.

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       •vêgô (PGmc) is the parent entry of vêgia in Torp's hierarchy.

Source: Torp, page b0428, entry 6
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seduga (sedîga) sittig. an. siugr sittig, gesittet; ahd. sitîg, mhd. sitic, sitec Gewohnheit habend, anständig, sittig, zahm.

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       •sedu (PGmc) is the parent entry of seduga in Torp's hierarchy.

Source: Torp, page b0437, entry 2
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selda selten. g. in silda-leiks wundersam (»eine seltene Gestalt habend«); and. sjald- z. B. in sjald-kvæmr, sjald-sênn »selten kommend, gesehen«; as. in seld-lîc, ags. in seld-lic, sellic wunderbar, seltsam, und comp. sup. seldor, seldost; ahd. in seltsâni (s. sehv). Wahrscheinlich eine Ableitung von dem reflex. Stamm se (= sve), eig. »für sich«, »alleinstehend«, einzig, wie lat. sô-lus (ablautend?).

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       •seldana (PGmc) is a child entry of selda in Torp's hierarchy.

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