slembī-

slembī-: *slembī-, *slembīn, *slimbī-, *slimbīn

germ.?, schwach. Femininum (n):

nhd. Schiefheit;

ne. obliquity;

Rekontruktionsbasis: ahd.;

Hinweis: s. *slemba-;

Etymologie:

s. ing. *slembʰ-, *lembʰ-, *slemb-, *lemb-, Verb, schlaff hängen, Pokorny 655;

vergleiche idg. *slāb-, Verb, schlaff hängen, Pokorny 655;

vergleiche idg. *lē̆b-, *lō̆b-, *lāb-, Verb, schlaff hängen, Pokorny 655;

Weiterleben:

ahd. slimbī* 1, stark. Femininum (ī), Schiefheit

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