LL-L: "Etymology" LOWLANDS-L, 23.FEB.2001 (05) [E]
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From: Edwin Alexander [edsells at idirect.com]
Subject: LL-L: "Etymology" LOWLANDS-L, 23.FEB.2001 (04) [E]
At 10:07 AM 02/23/01 -0800, Ron wrote:
Sorry, Ed. It doesn't work, for two reasons:
(1) 'to take a {verb>noun)', 'to go for a {verb>noun}' and 'to have a
{verb>noun}' is uniquely English (and Scots?), I believe.
(2) /duuk-/ _duken_ ~ /duk-/ _ducken_ 'to duck' vs /aant/ _Aant_ ~ _Oont_
'duck' (the bird)
No, I meant the part about the Hahn. I knew it wouldn't work.
Ed Alexander
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From: Marco Evenhuis [evenhuis at zeelandnet.nl]
Subject: LL-L: "Etymology" LOWLANDS-L, 23.FEB.2001 (03) [E]
R. F. Hahn wrote:
> I have always wondered about the Low Saxon (Low German) masculine noun
> _Dückdalben_ ['dYkda.lb=m] ~ _Düükdalben_ ['dy:kda.lb=m] ~ _Duckdalben_
> ['dUkda.lb=m] (pl. same) and if it is related to the former, in this case
> having umlauting in some dialects. It denotes a group or row of large
poles
> or posts, partly submerge in water, to which moored ships are tied.
I vaguely remember that this word (Dutch: dukdalf) has something to do with
'duc d'Alve'... See if I can find some more details...
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