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Number: 659
Root: ĝher-5, ĝhor-nā
English meaning: bowels
German meaning: `Darm'
Material: Ai. híra-ḥ m. `Band', hirā́ f. `Ader';

    gr. χορδή f. `Darm, Darmsaite, Wurst'; zweifelhaft χόριον `Nachgeburt, Speise aus Milch und Honig, Haut, Leder';

    lat. haru-spex `Opferschauer' eigtl. `Darmbeschauer', hīra `Leerdarm', Pl. `Eingeweide', hillae `die kleineren vorderen Därme' (ī sabinisch für ē), hernia `Bruch';

    aisl. gǫrn f., Pl. garnar `Darm', Pl. `Eingeweide' (*ĝhornā), ags. micgern n. `arvina', as. midgarni, ahd. mitti(la)-garni ds.; aisl. garn n. `Garn, Aufzug (beim Weben)', ags. gearn ds., mnd. garn, ahd. garn `Garn';

    lit. žarnà, Akk. žárną `Darm, Dünndarm', lett. zar̂na f. `Darm', Pl. `Eingeweide'.

    Wenn arm. jaṙ `gedreht' hierher gehört, wäre die ursprüngl. Bedeutung der Wurzel entsprechend zu modifizieren.

References: WP. I 604, WH. I 635 f., 869, Trautmann 367.
Pages: 443
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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *g'h[o]r-
Meaning: gut
Hittite: karat- c. 'Leibesinneres', pl. garateš 'Eingeweide' (Tischler 499)
Old Indian: híra- m. `band, strip, fillet', hirā́ `vein, artery'
Old Greek: khordǟ́ f. `Darm, Darmsaite, Saite, Wurst'; ? khório-n n. `die den Fötus umgebende Haut, Nachgeburt; Haut innerhalb des Eis'
Baltic: *ǯar̂n-ā̂ (2) f., *ǯarn-a- c.
Germanic: *garn-ō f., -ia- n.
Latin: haruspex, -icis m. `Eingeweideschauer', hariolus m. `Wahrsager'; hīra f. `Leerdarm', pl. `Eingeweide', pl. hīllae `die kleineren Därme; Würste'; hernia f. `Leibschaden, Bruch'
Other Italic: Falisc haras<pex> 'Eingeweideschauer'
Russ. meaning: кишка
References: WP I 604
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Baltic etymology :

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Proto-Baltic: *ǯar̂n-ā̂ (2) f., *ǯarn-a- c.
Meaning: gut(s)
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Lithuanian: žárna, žarnà, acc. žárną `(Dünn)darm', pl. žarnōs `Gedärme'
Lettish: zar̂na `Darm', pl. zar̂nas, zarni `Eingeweide'
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Germanic etymology :

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Proto-Germanic: *garnō, *garnia-n
Meaning: intestines
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Old Norse: gɔrn f. `Darm', pl. `Eingeweide'
Norwegian: dial. gorn
Old English: micgern (mycgern) n. `fat about the kidney'
Old Saxon: pl. midgarni `arvina'
Old High German: pl. mittigarni, mittilacarni `arvina'
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