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Proto-Germanic: *stridan-, *stridēn, *stradm=, etc.
Meaning: storm, boil
Old High German: stredan (strad) `geräuschvoll brennen, zischen' (9.Jh.); { stredo des tages `fervor diei', stredunga, stridunga `Aufwallung' }
Middle High German: { strëden `brausen, strudeln, kochen'; stridunge `Aufwallung', stradem `Strudel' } -- there is nothing in Lexer's!
German: Strudel m., strudeln, dial. strodeln
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Proto-IE: *sret- (-th-)
Meaning: to be rough (ab. the sea), to seethe
Old Greek: rhótho-s m. `das Rauschen der Wogen, der Ruder'
Latin: fretum, -ī n., fretus, -ūs m. `Brandung, Wallung des Meeres; Meerenge, Sund'
Celtic: *sret- > MIr srithide fola `Ströme Blutes'; OCorn (gl.) stret `latex', MCorn streyth `Fluss'
Russ. meaning: ходить (о волнах на море), бурлить etc.
References: WP II 704 (different in Pok.)
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