hlankjan

hlankjan: *hlankjan

germ.?, schwach. Verb:

nhd. verdrehen, biegen;

ne. twist (Verb), bend (Verb);

Rekontruktionsbasis: an., mnd., ahd.;

Hinweis: s. *hlanka-;

Etymologie:

s. ing. *kleng-, *klenk-, Verb, biegen, winden, drehen, Pokorny 603;

Weiterleben:

an. hlekk-ja-st, schwach. Verb, in Sünde verfallen (Verb), von einer Fessel gehemmt werden;

Weiterleben:

mnd. lenken, schwach. Verb, lenken;

Weiterleben:

s. ahd. irlenken* 2, schwach. Verb (1a), verrenken;

mhd. erlenken, schwach. Verb, wenden, umlenken
Literatur: Heidermanns 292

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