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Indo-European etymology :
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Proto-IE: *k(')răd-
Meaning: to swing
Old Greek: krádǟ f. `Baumwipfel, Zweigspitze, Zweig, bes. Feigenzweig', kradáō `schwingen, erschüttern', kradái̯nō `id.'
Russ. meaning: качаться etc.
References: WP II 566 f
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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *xratōn-; *xratjan-
Meaning: sway, shake, etc.
Old Norse: hrata wk `fallen, stürzen; schwanken; eilen'; hret n. `Sturm'
Norwegian: rata `verwerfen, verschmähen'
Swedish: rata `verwerfen, verschmähen'
Old English: hratian `toben, eilen'
English: rattle
Dutch: { ratelen }
Low German: ratelen
Middle High German: raʒʒen wk., EaHG rassen (bis Ende 16.Jh.), iter. raʒʒeln `toben, lärmen'
German: rasseln
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