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Proto-Germanic: *xaista-
Meaning: needy
IE etymology: IE etymology
Gothic: us-haista adj. `needy'
Proto-Germanic: *xáiɵi-z, *xáiɵiō
Meaning: heath, waste
IE etymology: IE etymology
Gothic: *haiɵi f. (jō) `field'
Old Norse: heiδ-r f. `ebener auf dem Gebirgsrücken gelegener Teil der gemeinen Mark, Hochebene'
Norwegian: heid, hei `hochliegende baumlose Ebene'
Swedish: hed `Heide, ödes Land'; gotl. haid `grosser Wald'
Danish: hede `Heide, ödes Land'
Old English: hǟɵ, -e f. `heath, waste, desert, uncultivated land'
English: heath
Old Saxon: hētha `heide'
Middle Dutch: heide, hēde f. `heide, vlakte, heideplant'
Dutch: heide, hei f.
Middle Low German: heide, hēde `heide, grond'
Old High German: heida (10.Jh.)
Middle High German: heide st. f. 'ebenes, unbebautes, wildebewachsenes land, heide', heide st./wk. f. 'heidekraut'
German: Heide f.
Proto-Germanic: *xai[x]a-
Meaning: blind
IE etymology: IE etymology
Gothic: *haih-s (a) `one-eyed'
Proto-Germanic: *xajiz-, *xītōn, -ēn, *xaita-, *xaitō(n); *xitjōn, *xitja-z; *xaj=; *xaitiɵō(n)
Meaning: hot, heat
IE etymology: IE etymology
Gothic: *hais n.?: pl. dat. haizam `torch'; hītō f. (n) `fever'
Old Norse: heit-r `heiss'; hiti m. `Hitze', hita f. `id.'
Norwegian: heit; hita, hite
Old Swedish: heta, hiti
Swedish: het; hetta `Hitze'
Danish: hed; hede
Old English: hāt `heiss'; hitt f. `Hitze'; hǟtu, hǟte
English: hot
Old Frisian: hēt; hēte; hette
Old Saxon: hēt `heiss'; hittia f. `Hitze'
Middle Dutch: heet; hitte; hette
Dutch: heet; hitte f.; dial. (noorbrab.) heit
Old Franconian: heit
Middle Low German: hitte, hette
Old High German: hei `Brand an Pflanzen' (9.Jh.); heia `Hitze' (um 1100); gihei `Brand' (12.Jh.), arheigēn `verdorren'; heiʒ `heiss' (9.Jh.); hizza `Hitze' (um 800)
Middle High German: heiʒ 'heiss, hitzig; heftig, stark'; gehei(e), -heige st. n. `Brand, Hitze'; hitze, hitzene st. f. 'hitze'
German: heiss, Hitze f.
Proto-Germanic: *xakēn, *xēka-z, -ēn, *xōka-z
Meaning: hook
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: { Haki PN }
Swedish: hake 'Haken'
Old English: haca 'Riegel'
English: hook
Old Saxon: hako 'Haken'; hōk 'Haken, Angel'
Middle Dutch: hāke, haec 'Haken'; hoec, houc 'Ecke, Winkel, Haken, Gegend'
Dutch: haak 'Haken', hoek 'Ecke, Winkel'
Middle Low German: hāke 'Haken'; hōk, hūk 'Winkel, Ecke, Landspitze'
Old High German: haggo, ha(c)ko (um 800)
Middle High German: hāke, hāken wk./st. m. 'jedes an der spitze krumm gebogene ding'; { haggen }
German: Haken m.
Proto-Germanic: *xal(a)b=
Meaning: vessel with a grip
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old High German: hal(a)p usw. Handhabe < Gefäss mit Handhabe
Proto-Germanic: *xala-n; *xíxlōn
Meaning: hoar-frost
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: hēla f. `Reif'
Norwegian: hēla
Swedish: dial. hila, hela
Old English: heolca `Reif'
Middle Low German: hal n. `hardheid van de grond door vorst'
Proto-Germanic: *xalēn
Meaning: tail
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: hali m. `Schwanz; Schaftspitze'
Norwegian: hale
Danish: hale
Proto-Germanic: *xalíɵ-z, *xalúɵa-z
Meaning: man, held
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: hal-r m. `Mann', hɔlδ-r m. `Erbbauer, Mann'
Norwegian: hold, hauld
Old Swedish: hälith
Old English: häle, häleɵ `dappere krujger, held'
Old Saxon: helith `Mann, Held'
Middle Dutch: hēlet, heelt, helt
Dutch: held m.
Middle Low German: helt
Old High German: helid `Mann' (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: hɛlt (-d-) st. m., hɛlde wk. m. 'held'
German: Held m.
Proto-Germanic: *xalja-
Meaning: dry, thirsty, emaciated
IE etymology: IE etymology
Middle Dutch: hel 'ausgetrocknet, dürr, schal'
Middle Low German: hellich 'durstig, lechzend, ermattet'
Middle High German: hël, gen. -lles adj. 'schwach, matt; ärmlich'; hɛllec, hɛllic 'ermüdet, erschöpft, abgemattet'
Proto-Germanic: *xalla-z, *xallu-z, *xalli-z, *xulli-z; *xulma-z, *xulmēn
Meaning: stone, rock
IE etymology: IE etymology
Gothic: hallu-s m. (u) `rock'; CrimGot ael `lapis'
Old Norse: hall-r m. `Stein; Farbe'; holm-r, holmi
Norwegian: dial. hall `Stein'; Run. halaR, acc. halli
Swedish: hall `Stein'; holme
Danish: hald `Stein, Klippe'
Old English: { heall `Stein' }, { hyll } { holm `Wasser, Welle, hohe See, Meereswoge, Insel' }
English: hill; hiolm(e)
Old Saxon: holm `Hügel'
Middle Dutch: hulle; holm `Flussinsel'
Middle Low German: holm `herausragendes Landstück, Fluss-, Meerinsel'
Low German: hul
German: [ Holm m. < LG ]
Proto-Germanic: *xall=
Meaning: narrow pass
IE etymology: IE etymology
Middle Low German: hallik `Raum zw. Darre und Backofen'
German: dial. helle, hölle `enger Raum hinter dem Ofen zw. diesem und der Wand', hellbank `Ofenbank'
Proto-Germanic: *xallō
Meaning: hall
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: hɔll f. `Halle'
Norwegian: hall
Swedish: hall
Danish: hal
Old English: h(e)all 'Halle, grosses Haus'
English: hall
Old Saxon: halla `Halle, Saal'
Middle Dutch: halle f. `overdekte markt, winkel'
Dutch: hal f.
Middle Low German: halle f.
Old High German: halla `Tempel' (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: halle st. f. 'halle; salzbereitungs- und aufbewahrungsplatz'
German: Halle f.
Proto-Germanic: *xalma-z, -n
Meaning: haulm, straw
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: halm-r m. `Strohhalm'
Norwegian: halm
Swedish: halm
Danish: halm
Old English: healm (halm), -es n. `haulm, straw, stem or stalk of grass, stalk of a plant; stubble, straw'
English: haulm
Old Saxon: halm
Middle Dutch: halm
Dutch: halm m.
Middle Low German: halm
Old High German: halm m. (8.Jh.)
Middle High German: halm st. m. 'halm, gras-, getreidehalm'
German: Halm m.
Proto-Germanic: *xalōn-; *xlēw(i)a-, *xliwja-, *xliwja-n, *xlēwanōn- vb., *xlūma-/*xliuma- etc.
Meaning: warm
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: hlǟ-r `milde, warm', hlāna wk. `lauer, milde werden'; hlāka f. `Tauwetter'; hlǖ-r `warm, milde', hlǖ n. `Schutz, Wärme'
Norwegian: lä adj.; lü adj.; dial. lüa `milde Luft'
Old Swedish: lior adj.
Swedish: ljum `mild, lau'; lü adj.; dial. lü `geschützter Ort'
Old Danish: laa adj.
Danish: lum, lummer `mild, lau'; lü adj.; lü `geschützter Ort'
Old English: hlēow `warm, sonnig'
Old Saxon: halōian `brennen'
Middle Dutch: laeu
Dutch: lauw
Middle Low German: la(u)w
Old High German: lāo `lau, mild' (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: lā (-w-), lǟwe, lāw, lāb adj. 'lau, milde'
German: lau; bair. läunen `tauen'; schweiz. lūm `mild (vom Wetter)'
Proto-Germanic: *xálsa-z
Meaning: neck
IE etymology: IE etymology
Gothic: hals m. (a) `neck'
Old Norse: hals m. `Hals; Vorderteil des Schiffes'
Norwegian: hals
Swedish: hals
Danish: hals
Old English: heals (hals), -es m. `neck, prow of a ship'
Old Frisian: hals
Old Saxon: hals
Middle Dutch: hals
Dutch: hals m.
Middle Low German: hals
Old High German: hals (8.Jh.)
Middle High German: hals st. m. 'hals; hals u. kopf, hals u. brust'
German: Hals m.
Proto-Germanic: *xálɵan-/*xaldán- vb.; *xaldá-n; *xild=; *xaljan- vb., *xuljan-, *xalōn-
Meaning: hold, lift
IE etymology: IE etymology
Gothic: haldan st. `tend, feed, graze cattle'
Old Norse: halda red. `halten; hüten; sich beschäftigen'; hald n. `Halt, Griff; Macht, Schutz; Ansehen; Richtung'
Norwegian: halda vb.; hald `Halt, Griff'
Old Swedish: hald `Halt, Griff'
Swedish: hɔlla vb.
Danish: holde vb.
Old English: healdan `houden, standhouden; bewaren, bewaken, zorgen vor, besturen'; heald `Schutz'
Old Frisian: halia `herbeiholen, heimführen, nehmen'; hlda `houden, vasthouden, handhaven, bewaren, verhinderen'
Old Saxon: geholian; haldan `halten'; `zorgen voor, zich houden aan, houden van'
Middle Dutch: houden `behoeden, bewaren, houden, bezitten, besturen'; houd, holt
Dutch: houden
Middle Low German: hilde, hille `rasch, eifrig'; hōlden `einhelten, veranstalten, festhalten, stillhalten, sich verhalten'hüten, bewachsen, schützen, weiden'
Low German: halen `ziehen'
Old High German: haltan `festhalten; befolgen, (be)hüten'
Middle High German: halten, halden red. v. `festhalten, gefangenhalten, meinen, sich benehmen, an einem Punkt anhalten, stillhalten; hüten, weiden, bewahren, verehren'; halt st. m. 'halt, bestand; ort, aufenthalt, hinterhalt'
German: halten; Halt
Comments: Contamination of the roots `drive' (IE *kelǝ-) and `lift'
Proto-Germanic: *xamala-, *skamma-
Meaning: short
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: skamm-r `kurz'; hamal-kürni `Getreideart mit Ähren ohne Granen'; Hamal-l m. PN
Norwegian: skamm; hummel-korn `Hafer mit Gerste gemischt', hammal-künn, hommer-künn `Gerste mit Weizen'
Old Swedish: skamber
Old Danish: slammär
Danish: dial. hammel-korn `Gerste und Weizen'
Old English: { scamm; homol }
English: humble `hornloos'
Middle Dutch: hāmel
Dutch: hamel m. `versneden ram'
Middle Low German: hamel m.
Old High German: hammēr `verstümmelt', scam(mēr), skemmi `kurz', hamal m.
Middle High German: hamel st. m. 'hammel; abgehauener stein, klotz, stange; schroff abgebrochene anhöhe, klippe, berg'
German: dial. hummel `rund zonder horens'
Proto-Germanic: *xama-ra-z-; *xama-l=; *xumVl=
Meaning: stone, rock, hammer
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: hamar-r m. `Stein, Fels, Klippe; Hammer; Haienart'; hɔmul-grǖti n. `steiniger Boden, Absammlung von kleinen runden Steinen unter der Erde', hemlu-grǖti `id.'
Norwegian: dial. humul `kleine, runde Steine'
Swedish: hammare `abgehauener Stein, Klippe'; dial. hummel `stumpfer Bergabsatz'
Danish: hammer
Old English: hamer, homer, hamor, -es m. `a hammer'
English: hammer
Old Frisian: homer
Old Saxon: hamar, hamur
Middle Dutch: hamer
Dutch: hamer m.
Middle Low German: hāmer
Old High German: hamar (9. Jh.)
Middle High German: hamer st. m. 'hammer'; hamel st. m. 'hammel; abgehauener stein, klotz, stange; schroff abgebrochene anhöhe, klippe, berg'
German: Hammer m., Hammel m.
Proto-Germanic: *xamarjō(n)
Meaning: a plant
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old High German: hemera `Nieswurz' (чемерица),
Middle High German: hɛmer(e) wk. f. 'hemere, nieswurz'
German: dial. hemern `Nieswurz'
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