- aznu
- *aznugerm.?, Substantiv:nhd. Feldarbeit;ne. agriculture;Etymologie:vergleiche idg. *esen-, *osen-, *esn-, *osn-, Substantiv, Erntezeit, Sommer, Ernte, Pokorny 343?
Germanisches Wörterbuch . 2014.
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