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Indo-European etymology :
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Proto-IE: *wādh-
Meaning: ford; to pass a ford
Latin: vādō, -ere, vāsī, vāsum `gehen, schreiten', vadum, -ī n.; vadus, -ī m. `seichte Stelle im Wasser, Furt'
Russ. meaning: брод; идти в брод
References: WP I 217 f
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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *wadan-; *wada-n
Meaning: wade
Old Norse: vaδa wk. `waten; sich vorwärts bewegen; im Gebrauch sein'; vaδ n. `Furt, untiefe Stelle'
Norwegian: vada vb.; vad
Swedish: vada vb.; vad
Danish: vade vb.; vad
Old English: wadan `gehen, vorwärtsdringen, (durch)waten'; wäd n. `Wasser, See', gewäd `Furt'
English: wade
Old Frisian: wada `gehen, vorwärtsdringen, (durch)waten'
Middle Dutch: wāden `waden. door iets heen dringen, gaan'; wat n. `waadbare plaats, diepte'
Dutch: waden; wad n.
Middle Low German: wāden `gehen, vorwärtsdringen, (durch)waten'; wat n. `waadbare plaats, wad'
Old High German: watan st. `waten, schreiten' (um 1000); wat n. `Furt' (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: waten, waden st. intr. 'gehen, schreiten, gehn, dringen', tr. 'durchwaten, durchdringen'
German: waten
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