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Indo-European etymology :
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Proto-IE: *bhrughn-
Meaning: sprout, reed
Celtic: *brugno- > Cymr brwyn-en `Binse', OCorn brunnen gl. `juncus, scirpus', MCorn bronnen `Binse', Bret broenn-enn `Binse'
Russ. meaning: побег, тростник
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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *brugn=
Meaning: bough
Norwegian: dial. brogne, brogn `Baumzweig, Kleestengel, Himbeerstrauch'
Old English: brogna (-e ?) `leafy bough, frondium', ge-brogne, -an n. `bush'
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Pokorny's dictionary :
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Number: 310
Root: bhrugh-no-
English meaning: twig
German meaning: `Zweig, Stengel'
General comments: vielleicht in Beziehung zu bhreu- `sprießen'
Material: Cymr. brwyn-en f. `Binse', acorn. brunnen gl. `juncus, scirpus', bret. broenn-enn ds. (aus urk.*brugno-); ags. brogn(e) f. `Zweig, Busch', norw. dial. brogn(e) `Baumzweig, Kleestengel, Himbeerstrauch'.
References: WP. II 208.
Pages: 174
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