wurgjan

wurgjan: *wurgjan

germ., schwach. Verb:

nhd. würgen;

ne. suffocate;

Rekontruktionsbasis: ae., as., ahd.;

Etymologie:

idg. *u̯erg̑ʰ-, Verb, drehen, einengen, würgen, pressen, Pokorny 1154;

s. ing. *u̯er- (3), Verb, drehen, biegen, Pokorny 1152;

Weiterleben:

ae. wyr-g-an (1), schwach. Verb (1), erwürgen;

Weiterleben:

as. *wur-g-ian?, schwach. Verb (1a), würgen;

mnd. worgen, schwach. Verb, würgen, ersticken;

Weiterleben:

ahd. wurgen* 14, schwach. Verb (1a), würgen, töten, ersticken, erwürgen;

mhd. würgen, schwach. Verb, würgen, ersticken, erwürgen;

nhd. würgen, schwach. Verb, würgen, in Atemnot versetzen, erdrosseln, DW 30, 2192;

Literatur: Falk\/Torp 396

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