skaljō

skaljō
*skaljō
germ., stark. Femininum (ō):
nhd. Schale ( Femininum) (1), Hülse, Muschel;
ne. shell, husk (Neutrum), valve;
Rekontruktionsbasis: got., an., ae., as., ahd.;
Hinweis: s. *skēlō;
Etymologie:
vergleiche idg. *skel- (1), *kel- (7), Verb, schneiden, Pokorny 923;
Weiterleben:
got. skal-j-a* 1, stark. Femininum (jō), Ziegel (, Lehmann S77);
Weiterleben:
an. skel, stark. Femininum (ō), Schale (Femininum) (1);
Weiterleben:
an. skāl, stark. Femininum (ō), Schale (Femininum) (2), Trinkschale, Waage;
Weiterleben:
ae. sceal-u (1), stark. Femininum (ō), Schale (Femininum) (1), Schote, Schüssel;
Weiterleben:
ae. sciel-l (1), stark. Femininum (ō), Schale (Femininum) (1), Muschel, Schuppe;
Weiterleben:
as. s-kāl-a* (1) 1, schwach. Femininum (n), Schale (Femininum) (2), Muschel;
mnd. schāle, Femininum, Schale (Femininum) (2), Rinde;
Weiterleben:
ahd. skāla* 39, scāla, stark. Femininum (ō), schwach. Femininum (n), Schale (Femininum) (2), Trinkschale, Krug (Maskulinum) (1), Kanne;
mhd. schāle, stark. Femininum, schwach. Femininum, Schale (Femininum) (2), Trinkschale;
nhd. Schale, Femininum, Schale (Femininum) (2), DW 14, 2061;
Weiterleben:
ahd. skala* 21, scala, stark. Femininum (ō), schwach. Femininum (n), Schale (Femininum) (1), Hülse, Hülle;
mhd. schale, stark. Femininum, schwach. Femininum, Schale (Femininum) (1);
nhd. Schale, Femininum, Schale (Femininum) (1), DW 14, 2061;
Literatur: Falk\/Torp 458

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