Indo-European etymology : List with all references

Proto-IE: *ank(')-

Meaning: meadow, valley

Old Greek: áŋkos n. `Bergschlucht, Felsental'

Germanic: *ang-iō f.; *ang-ia- n.; *ang-r-a- m.; *ank-ia- m.

Russ. meaning: луг, долина

References: WP I 60 f, Buck 28.P I 60 f

Germanic etymology :

Proto-Germanic: *angjō; *angja-n; *angra-z; *ankja-z

Meaning: meadow

IE etymology: IE etymology

Old Norse: eng f. `Wiese'; engi n.; -ang-r m. (in ON: Harδangr, Stafangr) `Bucht'

Swedish: äng `Wiese'; Harmɔnger

Old English: { ing `akkerland' }

Middle English: eng, ing `Wiese'

English: dial. ing `Wiese'

Old Saxon: angar `ongeploegd grasland', ungepflügter `Grasland'

Middle Dutch: enc, eng `bebouwd veld, bouwland'; anger `Anger'

Dutch: eng m., dial. enk m.

Middle Low German: anger

Old High German: angar (8.Jh.) `Anger', ungepflügter `Grasland'

Middle High German: anger st. m. 'gras-, ackerland'

German: Anger m.

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