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Proto-Germanic: *skījēn, *skidl=, *skinō(n)
Meaning: shin-bone
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old English: scīa m. `Schienbein', scinu, scin-bān `Schienbein'
English: shin
Old Frisian: skidel `Armknochen'
Middle Dutch: scēne f. `scheen, hol been, scheenplaat'
Dutch: scheen f.
Middle Low German: schēne f. `scheen, scheenplaat'
Old High German: skina 'Schienbein' (9.Jh.), { scena `Röhre, Schienbein' }
Middle High German: schin(e) st./wk. f. 'schiene, röhre; streifen zum flechten; eine verzierung der haube; schienbein'
German: Schiene
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Proto-IE: *skey-
Meaning: bone (of the leg ?)
Baltic: *skeîn-iā̃ f., -a- (1) c.
Germanic: *skī-j-an- m., *ski-dl=, *ski-n-ō(n-) f.
Celtic: *skeid-, *skeit- > OIr scīath `Schulterblatt, Schwinge'; Cymr ysgwydd, Corn scuid, Bret scoaz 'SChulterblatt'
Russ. meaning: кость sp.
References: WP II 541 f
Comments: [See Lubotsky...]
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Proto-Baltic: *skeîn-iā̃ f., -a- (1) c.
Meaning: chest-bone
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Lettish: šk̨iẽne, šk̨iẽns 1) 'Brustknochen beim Federvieh'; 2) `Schiene, Eisen unter der Schlittensohle; Brettchen, das vor und hinter die sich kreuzenden Fäden geschoben wird (beim Weben)'
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