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====Descendants==== |
====Descendants==== |
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** {{desctree|ang|ūtan}} |
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** {{desc|ofs|ūta}} |
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** {{desc|osx|ūtan}}, {{l|osx|ūtana}} |
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*** {{desc|gml|ûten}} |
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**** {{desc|nds|uten}} |
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** {{desc|odt|*ūtan}} |
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*** {{desc|dum|ūten}}, {{l|dum|ūte}} |
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** {{desc|goh|ūzan}}, {{l|goh|ūzana}} |
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*** {{desc|gmh|ūzen}} |
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**** {{desc|de|außen}} |
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** {{desc|non|útan}} |
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*** {{desc|da|uden}} |
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*** {{desc|is|útan}} |
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*** {{desc|no|utan}} |
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*** {{desc|gmq-osw|utan|ūtan}} |
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**** {{desc|sv|utan}} |
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The West Germanic languages also extended this form with the preposition {{m|gem-pro|*bi}}. |
The West Germanic languages also extended this form with the preposition {{m|gem-pro|*bi}}. |
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* {{desc|gem-pro|*biūtą|der=1}} |
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* Old English: {{l|ang|būtan}}, {{l|ang|onbūtan}} |
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** {{desctree|ang|būtan}} |
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** English: {{l|en|but}}, {{l|en|about}} |
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** {{desc|ofs|būta}} |
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*** {{desc|stq|buuten}}, {{l|stq|buute}} |
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*** {{desc|fy|bûten}}, {{l|fy|bûte}} |
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** {{desc|osx|biūtan}}, {{l|osx|būtan}} |
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*** {{desc|gml|bûten}} |
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**** {{desc|nds-de|buten}} |
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** {{desc|odt|*biūtan}}, {{l|odt|*būtan}} |
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*** {{desc|dum|bûten}} |
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* Old High German: {{l|goh|biūzan}}, {{l|goh|būzan}} |
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**** {{desc|nl|buiten}} |
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** {{desc|goh|biūzan}}, {{l|goh|būzan}} |
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*** {{desc|gmh|būzen}} |
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**** {{desc|de|baußen}} |
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**** {{desc|lb|baussen}} |
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===References=== |
===References=== |
Revision as of 03:25, 24 November 2017
Proto-Germanic
Etymology
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Pronunciation
- (deprecated use of
|lang=
parameter) IPA(key): /ˈuː.tɑ.neː/
Adverb
*ūtanē
Related terms
Descendants
The West Germanic languages also extended this form with the preposition *bi.
- ⇒ Proto-Germanic: *biūtą
References
- ^ Kroonen, Guus (2011) The Proto-Germanic n-stems: A study in diachronic morphophonology, Amsterdam, New York: Rodopi, →ISBN