swengan

swengan
*swengan, *swengwan
germ., stark. Verb:
nhd. schwingen;
ne. swing (Verb);
Rekontruktionsbasis: got., ae., afries., as., ahd.;
Vw.: s. *ga-, *uz-;
Etymologie:
idg. *su̯eng-, *su̯enk-, *su̯eg-, *su̯ek-, Verb, biegen, schwingen, schwenken, Pokorny 1047;
Weiterleben:
got. *swiggw-an, stark. Verb (3,1), sich schwingen;
Weiterleben:
ae. swing-an, stark. Verb (3a), schlagen, geißeln, sich schwingen;
Weiterleben:
afries. swang-a 6, sweng-a, swing-a, swens-a, stark. Verb (3a), begießen;
Weiterleben:
as. swi-n-g-an* 1, stark. Verb (3a), schwingen, sich schwingen;
mnd. swingen, stark. Verb, schwingen;
Weiterleben:
ahd. swingan* 7, stark. Verb (3a), schwingen, peitschen, geißeln, flattern;
mhd. swingen, stark. Verb, schwingen, schütteln;
nhd. schwingen, stark. Verb, schwingen, DW 15, 2689;
Literatur: Falk\/Torp 547, Seebold 493, Kluge s. u. schwingen

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