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Proto-Germanic: *mildōn, *maldiōn, *muldōn
Meaning: a plant
Old Swedish: mäld-ürt `Melde'; molda
Swedish: molda `Chenopodium'
Old English: melde, -an f. `orach'
English: dial. milds
Old Saxon: maldia
Middle Dutch: melde
Dutch: melde f., (älter.) milde
Middle Low German: melde
Old High German: { melda }, melta f. (9.Jh.), { malta }, {muolta }, molta, multa (12.Jh.) `Melde'
Middle High German: mëlde 'melde', {melte}
German: Melde f.
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Proto-IE: *melit-
Meaning: a k. of herbaceous plant (Chenopodium sp.)
Old Greek: blíto-n n. `Melde'
Russ. meaning: растение (Chenopodium, марь)
References: WP II 284 f
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