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Two Germanic Etymologies

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 April 2026

Robert A. Fowkes
Robert A. Fowkes*
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New York University
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Language , Volume 22 , Issue 4-Part1: October-December , December 1946 , pp. 347 - 348
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Copyright © 1946 by the Linguistic Society of America

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References

1 Fick, Vgl. Wb. d. idg. Spr. 34.546; Falk-Torp, Norw.-Dän. et. Wb. 2.1213-14; G. Neckel, Edda 22.159 (Heidelberg 1936).

2 Fick 34.546; Vigfusson-Cleasby, Icel.-Eng. Dict. 580; Schade, Altdt. Wb.2 902.

3 Walde-Pokorny 2.457.

4 Ibid. 2.470-1.

5 Vigfusson-Cleasby 752-3.

6 Falk-Torp 2.1274, 1566; Vigfusson-Cleasby 742, where Dan. Tormaaned ‘March’ is also cited.

7 Falk-Torp 2.1274.

8 MLN 20.42.

9 Ibid. 21.42.

10 Vigfusson-Cleasby 753.

11 Walde-Pokorny 1.751.