grundja

grundja: *grundja

germ., Substantiv:

nhd. Abgrund;

ne. abyss;

Rekontruktionsbasis: ae.;

Vw.: s. *af-;

Etymologie:

s. ing. *gʰren-, Verb, streifen, zerreiben, Pokorny 459?;

vergleiche idg. *gʰer- (2), Verb, reiben, streichen, Pokorny 439?;

Weiterleben:

ae. gry-n-d-e, stark. Neutrum (ja), Abgrund;

Literatur: Kluge s. u. Abgrund

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