pant-?

pant-?
*pant-?
germ., Substantiv:
nhd. Pfand?;
ne. pledge (Neutrum);
Rekontruktionsbasis: ae., afries., as., ahd., ahd.;
Interferenz: Lehnwort lat. pannus?;
Etymologie:
s. lat. pannus?, pondus?, Maskulinum, Gewicht;
vergleiche lat. pendere, Verb, wägen, abwägen;
idg. *spend-, *pend-, Verb, ziehen, spannen, spinnen, Pokorny 988;
idg. *spen- (1), *pen- (3), Verb, ziehen, spannen, spinnen, Pokorny 988;
Weiterleben:
s. ae. pæn-eg, pæn-ing, pėn-d-ing, pėn-ig, stark. Maskulinum (a), Pfennig, Denar, Münze, Geld;
s. an. peng-r, penn-ing-r, stark. Maskulinum (a), kleine Münze;
Weiterleben:
afries. pan-d 7, pon-d, stark. Neutrum (a), Pfand;
nnordfries. pand, pend;
Weiterleben:
s. afries. pan-n-ing 35?, pen-n-ing, pan-n-ig, pon-n-ig, stark. Maskulinum (a), Pfennig;
Weiterleben:
as. pan-d* 1, pan-t, stark. Neutrum (a), Pfand;
mnd. pant, Neutrum, Pfand;
an. pan-t-r, stark. Maskulinum (a), Pfand;
Weiterleben:
s. as. pėn-n-ing* 68, pėn-ing, pin-n-ing*, stark. Maskulinum (a), Pfennig;
mnd. pennink, Maskulinum, Pfennig;
Weiterleben:
ahd. pfant 35?, phant, stark. Neutrum (a), Pfand, Unterpfand;
mhd. phant, stark. Neutrum, Pfand, Unterpfand, Bürgschaft;
nhd. Pfand, Neutrum, Pfand, DW 13, 1603;
Weiterleben:
s. ahd. pfending* 47, phending*, pfenning*, stark. Maskulinum (a), Pfennig, Denar, Münze, Silbermünze;
mhd. phenninc, stark. Maskulinum, Münze, Pfennig;
nhd. Pfennig, Maskulinum, Pfennig, DW 13, 1665

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