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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *dhAngʷ-
Meaning: bog, marsh
Baltic: *dang-ā̂ f.
Germanic: *dankw-ō f., *dankw-iō f., *dankw-ia- n., *dunkw=
Russ. meaning: мочажина
References: WP I 851 f
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Proto-Baltic: *dang-ā̂ f.
Meaning: bog, marsh
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Comments: Kuron. > Lett dañga `kotige Pfütze, weiches morastiges Land, durch Fahren entstandene Gruft', pl. dàngas2 'schräge Schleuderstelle auf dem Winterwege, unebene Stelle, von drei Seiten mit Morast oder Wasser umgebenes Stück Land'
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Germanic etymology :

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Proto-Germanic: *dankwō, *dankwiō, *dankwia-n, *dunkw=
Meaning: hole (with water)
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: dɔkk f. `Grube' (norw. DN)
Norwegian: dokk `Senkung im Boden'; dial. (d)jokk;
Swedish: dank `Senkung im Boden'; dial. dunken `feucht, dumpfig, schwül'; dial. dänke
English: dank, dial. dunk `feucht'
Dutch: donk f. `hoogterug in een moerassig terrein; moeras'
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