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Proto-Baltic: *ǯū̂- vb. intr., *ǯud- vb. intr., *ǯaũ-d-ē̂- vb., *ǯaw-in̂- vb.
Meaning: disappear, die
Lithuanian: žū́ti (žū̃na/žų̃va/žū́sta) 'umkommen, verderben, untergehen, seinem Untergang nahe sein'; žudī́ti `ums Leben bringen, töten'; žavìnti 'umbringen, töten, morden, hinrichten'; žudī́ti 'ums Leben bringen, umbringen, töten, quälen, fast umbringen', ostlit. žū́dīti 'dass.'
Lettish: zust (zùdu/zûstu2, zudu) 'verloren gehen, verschwinden, pazūt 'umkommen, zu Grunde gehen', zàudêt (/ zaũdêt Dunika, Siuxt.) (-ẽju) `verlustig machen, verlieren; verloren gehen machen, verderben'
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Proto-IE: *g'hAwǝ-
Meaning: to perish
Russ. meaning: погибать
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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *gautian- vb.
Meaning: kill
Old English: gēatan, āgēatan `verletzen, verwunden, töten'
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Pokorny's dictionary :
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Number: 672
Root: ĝheu-, ĝheu-d-
English meaning: to disappear, get away
German meaning: `verschwinden, umkommen'
Material: Mir. gūass f. (*ĝhoud-tā) `Gefahr', guss ds. = cymr. gwst `Übel, Krankheit' (*ĝhud-tu-s); ags. gíetan, ā-gíetan `verletzen, töten';
lit. žūvù, žū́ti `umkommen', žudaũ, žudýti `töten'; lett. zùdu, zust `verschwinden, verlorengehen', zaudêt `verlieren'.
References: WP. I 564, WH. I 568, Loth RC 45, 193 ff.
Pages: 448
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