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Middle Dutch terms that originate from Proto-Germanic.
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- Middle Dutch terms inherited from Proto-Germanic (0 c, 950 e)
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B
- backen
- baden
- baert
- bal
- balch
- balke
- banc
- bane
- bannen
- bare
- bat
- be-
- becomen
- bedde
- bede
- bedenken
- bederven
- been
- begeten
- beginnen
- begraven
- beide
- beke
- belgen
- benemen
- berch
- bere
- beren
- bergen
- berke
- bernen
- berste
- bersten
- bespreken
- best
- beswiken
- bete
- beter
- beteren
- beven
- bever
- bi
- bidden
- biden
- bie
- bieden
- bier
- binden
- binnen
- biten
- bitter
- blaken
- blanden
- blasen
- blat
- blau
- blayen
- bleec
- bleken
- blide
- bliken
- blinken
- blint
- bliven
- bloeme
- bloet
- bloeyen
- blouwen
- boc
- bode
- boec
- boech
- boeten
- boge
- bone
- boom
- borch
- boren
- borst
- borstel
- bosch
- bouwen
- brabant
- braden
- brant
- breet
- breiden
- breken
- bringen
- broec
- broeder
- broet
- broeyen
- broot
- brouwen
- brugge
- bruken
- bruun
- bueren
- bugen
- buuc
- buur
C
- calf
- callen
- catte
- clage
- clagen
- clappen
- cleet
- cleine
- clemmen
- cleven
- climmen
- clingen
- cliven
- cnagen
- cneden
- cnie
- cnoop
- coe
- coeke
- coel
- comen
- conden
- coninc
- connen
- conte
- copen
- coude
- cout
- couwen
- cracht
- craken
- cranc
- craye
- crayen
- crimpen
- cringen
- crischen
- criten
- crom
- cronen
- cruden
- crupen
- cule
- cume
- cumen
- cussen
- cust