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Proto-Germanic: *kragēn, *kraga-z, *kra(g)w=
Meaning: crtop, craw, throat
Swedish: krage
Middle English: crawe `Kropf der Vögel'
English: craw
Middle Dutch: crāghe m., f. `hals, keel, slokdarm; halsbedekking, ijzeren kraag'
Dutch: kraag m.
Middle Low German: krāge `keel, hals, halsbedekking'
Middle High German: krage wk. m., md. krac st. m. `Hals, Kehle, Nacken, Schlund; Bekleidungsstück des Halses'
German: Kragen m.
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Proto-IE: *gʷrogh-
Meaning: throat; to swallow
Old Greek: aor. hom. bróksai̯, ana-, kata-bróksai̯ `wieder einschlucken, verschlucken', pass. hom. ana-brokhén, hom. ana-bébrokhen; brókhtho-s m. `Schluck, Schlund'
Celtic: *brāg- > OIr brāgae `Hals, Nacken', *brg- > OCymr abal-brouannou `gurgulionibus', Cymr breuant `Luftröhre', OCorn briansen `guttur', OBret Brehant-Dincat gl. `guttur receptaculi pugnae'
Russ. meaning: горло; глотать
References: WP I 682 f
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