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Baltic etymology :
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Proto-Baltic: *süñt- (*süñt-a-/-ja-) vb. tr., *suñt-ī̂- vb.
Meaning: send
Lithuanian: sių̃sti (siuñta/siuñčia, siuñtē) `schicken, senden'
Lettish: sùtît (-tu, -tĩju) `schicken, senden'
baltet-meaning,baltet-prnum,baltet-lith,baltet-lett,
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Proto-IE: *sent-
Meaning: to walk, to travel
Avestan: hant- (prs. hi-šanat_, ft. ni-šąsyā) `gelangen, gelangen lassen'
Armenian: ǝnthach `Weg, Gang', ǝnthanam `gehe, reise, eile'
Celtic: *snt- > OIr sēt `Weg', sētig `Frau'; Cymr hynt `Weg', OCorn cam-hinsic `iniustus', cun-hinsic `justus', OBret do-guo-hintiliat (gl.) `inceduus', MBret, Bret hent `Weg'
Russ. meaning: ходить, путешествовать
References: WP II 196 f
piet-meaning,piet-avest,piet-arm,piet-balt,piet-germ,piet-celt,piet-rusmean,piet-refer,
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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *sínɵan- vb., *sínɵa-z; *sandián- vb. etc.
Meaning: time, journey
Gothic: *sinɵ-s m. (a) `time'; ga-sinɵa m. (n) `companion'; sandjan wk. `send'
Old Norse: sinn m. `Mal, Gang', sinni n. `Gang, Reise', sinni n. `Reisegefährte', senda wk. `senden; töten (poet.)'; senn adv. `zugleich; sofort'; sinna m. `Gefährte'; sinni n. `Gang, Fahrt; Hilfe'
Norwegian: sinn; senda vb.; i senn, um senn
Old Swedish: sin; sinne n.; sän adv.
Swedish: sända vb.; dial. i sänn
Old Danish: sinnä n.; sänz adv.
Danish: sende vb.
Old English: sīɵ m. `Fahrt, Reise, Weg, mal', gesīɵ `Fefährte', sendan `senden'; sinnan; sīɵian
English: send
Old Frisian: sīth; senda vb.
Old Saxon: sīth `Weg, Richtung', gesīth `Fefährte'; sendian; sīthon
Middle Dutch: senden wk./st.
Dutch: zenden
Old Franconian: sendan
Middle Low German: sinnen 'erstreben'
Old High German: sind 'Weg, Richtung, Seite' (9.Jh.), {gisind `Fefährte'}, senten (8.Jh.) `senden'; sinnan `gehen, reisen, wandern, streben, verlangen' (9.Jh.); sindōn 'sich auf den Weg begeben, reisen' (um 800)
Middle High German: sɛnden wk. 'schicken, senden'; sinden, sinnen st./wk. 'eine richtung nehmen, gehn, wandern, kommen'; sint (-d-) st. m. 'weg, gang, reise, fahrt; richtung, seite'
German: Gesinde, senden, sinnen
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