wabis-

wabis-
*wabis-, *wabit-
germ.?, Substantiv:
nhd. Wespe;
ne. wasp;
Etymologie:
idg. *u̯obʰsā, Femininum, Wespe, Pokorny 1179;
s. ing. *u̯ebʰ- (1), Verb, weben, flechten, knüpfen, Pokorny 1114;
vergleiche idg. *au̯- (5), *au̯ē-, Verb, flechten, weben, Pokorny 75

Germanisches Wörterbuch . 2014.

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