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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *wanasta-z, *wanista-z, *winista-z
Meaning: rennet bag
Old Norse: NIsl vinstur f. `сычуг'
Norwegian: dial. vinster f. `Labmagen'
Swedish: dial. vinster, vänster `Krankheit im Magen eines Schafes'
Old High German: wanast, wenist `Eingeweide der Bauchhöhle; Magen (Pansen) und Gedärme, der Tierbauch und seine Fettpolster' (11.Jh.)
Middle High German: wanst st. m. 'wanst, bauch, bauchstück'
German: Wanst m.
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Proto-IE: *(a)wenǝst-
Meaning: bladder, rectum, rennet bag
Old Indian: vastí- m.f. `bladder; lower belly, abdomen'; vaniṣṭhu- m. `a part of the entrails of an animal offered in sacrifice - either the rectum or a partic. part of intestines near the omentum'
Old Greek: [ǟ́]nüstro-n n. 'fourth stomach of ruminating animals' (Arist.+) (written énüstron in LXX)
Latin: vēnsīca (vēsīca) f. `die Blase; Harnblase'
Russ. meaning: мочевой пузырь, прямая кишка, сычуг
References: WP I 190 f
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