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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *(w)eum- <PIH *H->
Meaning: many, all
Hittite: humant- 'jeder, ganz, all' (Tischler 284-285)
Germanic: *ium-jan- n., *(w)ium-jan- vb, etc.
Latin: omnis, -e 'каждый, всякий; всевозможный; один лишь, сплошной; весь, целый, совокупный, полный'
Russ. meaning: много, все
References: Tischler 284-285.
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Proto-Germanic: *ium-jan- n., *(w)ium-jan- vb, etc.
Meaning: crowd; teem
IE etymology: IE etymology
Gothic: { iumjōns n. pl. 'Menge' }
Dutch: wemelen
Old High German: wium(m)en (9.Jh.), wimmen (10.Jh.) 'hervorsprudeln, -quellen (von Flüssigkeiten), voll sein, sich lebhaft bewegen'; wimidōn (10.Jh.), wiumidōn, wimezzen, wamezzen (11.Jh.)'hervorsprudeln, voll sein, wimmeln'
Middle High German: wimelen wk.; md. wimmen wk. 'sich durcheinander hin und her bewegen'
German: wimmeln
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