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Proto-Germanic: *xulísa-z, *xul[f]a-z, *xulVn=
Meaning: a tree
Old Norse: hulf-r `Hulst, Stechpalme'
Danish: dial. hylver-torn
Old English: holegn (holen), -es m. `holly'
Middle English: holin, -yn
English: holly, holm-oak
Old Saxon: hulis
Middle Dutch: huls(e)
Dutch: hulst m.
Middle Low German: hüls
Old High German: hulis, huls m.
Middle High German: {huls}
German: { Hulst; Hülse f. }
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Proto-IE: *k'ol-
Meaning: thorn, awn, a k. of thorny plant
Old Indian: śila- m. 'gleaning, gathering stalks or ears of corn'
Celtic: *kolino- > Ir cuilenn; Cymr celyn, Corn kelin, Bret quelenn `Stechpalme, Mäusedorn, Walddistel'
Russ. meaning: колючка, ость колоса, вид колючего растения
References: WP I 431f, 435 f
piet-meaning,piet-ind,piet-balt,piet-germ,piet-celt,piet-rusmean,piet-refer,
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Proto-Baltic: *čil-a- c., *čil-ā̂ f.
Meaning: pine/spruce forest, heather
Lithuanian: šila-s 'Heide, Fichtenwald, Nadelholzwald'; žem. 'Heidekraut, Erica vulgaris, E. calluna'
Lettish: sils, sila 'grosser Wald, Forst, nam. Nadelholzwald; Heide', sils 'Calluna vulgaris; Feld-Thymian (Thymus serpyllum L.)'
Old Prussian: sylo 'Heide' V. 589
baltet-meaning,baltet-prnum,baltet-lith,baltet-lett,baltet-oprus,
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