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- *bruska-, *bruskazgerm.?, Substantiv:nhd. Gestrüpp;ne. thicket;Etymologie:s. ing. *bʰreus- (3), *bʰrū̆s-, Verb, brausen, wallen (Verb) (1), rauschen, sprießen, Pokorny 171
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