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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *xēra-n
Meaning: hair
Old Norse: hār n. `Haar'
Norwegian: hɔr
Swedish: hɔr
Danish: hɔr
Old English: hǟr (hēr), -es n. `hair, a hair'
English: hair
Old Frisian: hēr
Old Saxon: hār
Middle Dutch: haer
Dutch: haar n.
Middle Low German: hār
Old High German: hār (8.Jh.)
Middle High German: hār st. n. 'haar'
German: Haar n.
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Indo-European etymology :
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Proto-IE: *k'erǝ-
Meaning: to comb; hair
Old Indian: *śala- in kapúcchala-m `tuft of hair on the hind part of the head'
Russ. meaning: волосы
References: WP I 427
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Proto-Baltic: *čer-ia- c., *čir-ia- c., *čar-a- c., *čer̂- (1) vb. tr.
Meaning: hair, bristle
Lithuanian: šerī̃-s 'Borste, (Tier)haar', šértis `haaren, Haare verlieren, wechseln; sich häuten, die Haare, Haut abwerfen'; širī̃-s `Haar'
Lettish: sars, pl. sari, sar̨i `(Schweine)borsten; Pferdehaare der Mähne und des Schweifes; Mähne; Haar', sẽrtiês (ser̨uôs, sẽsruôs) `das Haar werfen'
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