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Indo-European etymology :
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Proto-IE: *g'herǝzdh-
Meaning: barley
Hittite: karas- n. 'Weizen ?, eine Getreideart, deren Mehl nicht zur Brotbereitung verwendet wird' (Tischler 498)
Old Greek: krī̂ n.; krīthǟ́ f. `Gerste'
Latin: hordeum, -ī n. `Gerste'
Albanian: dríthë, pl. -ëra `crop, corn'
Russ. meaning: растение (злаки - ячмень)
References: WP I 611
Comments: Cf. *g(')herǝ-.
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Proto-Baltic: *gir̂s-ā̂, *girs-ia- c.
Meaning: a k. of grass
Lithuanian: gìrsa `Trespe(n)'
Lettish: dzirši pl. `Trespen'
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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *girstō(n)
Meaning: barley
Old Saxon: gersta
Middle Dutch: gherste, gheerste, garste
Dutch: gerst, garst f.
Middle Low German: gerste
Old High German: gersta `Gerste, Gerstengrütze' (9.Jh.), girstīn adj. (um 800)
Middle High German: gërste wk. f. 'gerste'
German: Gerste
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