waltan

waltan
*waltan
germ., stark. Verb:
nhd. sich wälzen;
ne. roll (Verb) about;
Rekontruktionsbasis: ae., ahd.;
Hinweis: s. *waltō, *weltan;
Etymologie:
vergleiche idg. *u̯el- (7), *u̯elə-, *u̯lē-, Verb, drehen, winden, wälzen, Pokorny 1140;
Weiterleben:
s. ae. weal-t-e, schwach. Femininum (n), Ring;
Weiterleben:
s. ahd. walzōn* 5, schwach. Verb (2), sich wälzen, rollen, brandend aufbrausen;
mhd. walzen, reduplizierend Verb, rollen, walzen, drehen, sich wälzen;
nhd. walzen, schwach. Verb, walzen, sich drehen, rollen, DW 27, 1409;
Weiterleben:
s. ahd. walzunga* 2, stark. Femininum (ō), Walzung, Suhle;
nhd. Wälzung, Walzung, Femininum, Wälzung, DW 24, 1441;
Weiterleben:
s. ahd. walza 14, stark. Femininum (ō), schwach. Femininum (n), Walze, Fessel (Femininum) (1), Schlinge, Falle;
nhd. Walze, Femininum, Walze, Rolle, DW 27, 1403;
Literatur: Seebold 538

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