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Germanic etymology :

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Proto-Germanic: *slad=, *sladō(n), *sladjō(n)
Meaning: valley
IE etymology: IE etymology
Norwegian: slad(e) 'sanft geneigt', slad(e) 'Tal'
Old English: släd 'Tal, Schlucht'
English: slade
Low German: slade, sledde 'Tal, Schlucht'
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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *sledh-
Meaning: gentle slope, valley
Baltic: *slē̃(d)-n-a-, *sled-n-u- adj., *slē̂(d)-n-iā̃ f. (2), *slē̂(d)-sn-a- adj. (1), *sle(d)-sn-a- adj.
Germanic: *slad=, *slad-ō(n-) f., *slad-jō(n-) f.
Russ. meaning: пологий склон, долина
References: Fraenkel 829
piet-meaning,piet-balt,piet-germ,piet-rusmean,piet-refer,

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Proto-Baltic: *slē̃(d)-n-a-, *sled-n-u- adj., *slē̂(d)-n-iā̃ f. (2), *slē̂(d)-sn-a- adj. (1), *sle(d)-sn-a- adj.
Meaning: flat, low; valley
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Lithuanian: slē̃dna-, slednù- 'abträgig, nicht steil, flach; leicht abfallend (vom Gelände), sanft ansteigend'; slēnī̃-s, slē̃ni-s 'tiefgelegene Stelle (im Gelände) ohne Abfluss; Talboden, -grund, Senke, Niederung; Tal'; slẽsna- 'flach'; slē̃sna- ds.; niedrig gelegen, abfallend, schräg'
Lettish: slêne 'Wiesenstreifen zwischen Wäldern, (feuchte) Niederung in Feldern', slę̀ns2 lauks 'niedrig gelegenes, nasses Feld'; slę̄sns 'niedrig gelegen; feucht, einschliessend', slęsns (Selsau) 'flach'
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