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Proto-Germanic: *tī-ɵla-
Meaning: bee-keeping
IE etymology: IE etymology
Middle Low German: tīlbēre 'Zeidelbär'
Old High German: zīdalāri (10.Jh.); zīdal-weida f. '"Zeidelweide", Honigwald' ('bee-food') Urk. (1025) by Koebler, but zīdalweida 'Ort, wo Bienenwirtschaft getrieben wird' (9.Jh.) EWD
Middle High German: zīdelāre, zīdler 'Bienezüchter'
German: Zeidler m. 'Bienenzüchter, Imker'; Zeidelweide, Zeidelbär 'kliner Braunbär' (16.Jh.); zeideln 'die Honigwaben aus dem Bienestock ausschneiden' (Anf. 17.Jh.)
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Proto-IE: *dēy- (~ *deyǝ-)
Meaning: to hive the bees, make a bee-have
Slavic: *dēlъ (> Ru dial. děl 'Waldbienestock'); *dēlъ, *dēlī́tī
Baltic: *dē̂- (1) vb., *dē̂j-al-ā̂, -iā̃ f.
Germanic: *tī-ɵla-
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Proto-Baltic: *dē̂- (1) vb., *dē̂j-al-ā̂, -iā̃ f.
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Lettish: dẽt (prs. deju): duori dẽt, dravu dēt 'einen Waldbienestock anlegen, einen Baum zum Bienestock herrichten, ihn aushöhlend und Fluglöcher darin ausbohrend', egli, priedi, uozuolu dẽt 'eine Tanne, Fichte, Eiche zum Bienenstock herrichten'; dẽjala, dẽjele 'ein für Bienen ausgehöhlter od. auszuhöhlender Baum; das Eisen, womit diese Höhlung bewerkstelligt wird'
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