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Proto-Germanic: *ɵurpa-n, *ɵurpian- vb.
Meaning: crowd
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: ɵorp n. `Haufe, Schar', ɵürpa-st `sich zusammenscharen'
German: { schweiz. Dorf `Besuch, Zusammenkunft' }
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Proto-IE: *turb-
Meaning: crowd
Old Greek: tǘrbǟ (/ sǘrbǟ) `Verwirrung, Lärm, Getümmel'; adv. tǘrba (sǘrba Hsch.) `durcheinander'
Germanic: *ɵurp-a- n., *ɵurp-ia- vb.
Latin: turba f. `Verwirrung, Unordnung, Lärm, Gedränge; Streit, Zank; verworrene Masse, Schar, Haufe'; turbāre `verwirren; in Unordnung bringenringen', turbō, -inis m. `Wirbel, Windung; Wirbelwind, Sturm; Kreisel'
Russ. meaning: толпа
References: WP I 749 f
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