brōdjan

brōdjan: *brōdjan

germ., schwach. Verb:

nhd. brüten;

ne. brood (Verb);

Rekontruktionsbasis: ae., ahd.;

Etymologie:

s. ing. *bʰerē-, *bʰrē-, *bʰerō-, *bʰrō-, Substantiv, Hauch, Dunst, Pokorny 133?;

vergleiche idg. *bʰer- (2), Verb, aufwallen, sich heftig bewegen, kochen, Pokorny 132;

Weiterleben:

ae. bræ̅-d-an (1), schwach. Verb, braten, backen, kochen;

Weiterleben:

ahd. bruoten 25, schwach. Verb (1a), brüten, ausbrüten, warm halten, wärmen;

mhd. brüeten, schwach. Verb, brüten, erwärmen, nähren;

nhd. brüten, schwach. Verb, brüten, ausbrüten, DW 2, 454;

Literatur: Kluge s. u. brüten

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breed — [OE] The Old English verb brēdan came from West Germanic *brōdjan, a derivative of *brōd , which produced brood. This in turn was based on *brō , whose ultimate source was the Indo European base *bhrē ‘burn, heat’ (its other English descendants… … Word origins

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