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Indo-European etymology :
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Proto-IE: *oks-
Meaning: ash-tree
Armenian: hachi `a k. of ash-tree'
Old Greek: oksǘǟ f. `Buche, Fagus silvatica; Speerschaft (aus Buche), Speer'
Albanian: ah, pl. -e `beech' (*oskā)
Russ. meaning: дерево (ясень)
References: WP I 184 f
Comments: Very probably same as *ōs-.
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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *aski-z, *askiō
Meaning: ash-tree
Old Norse: ask-r m. `Esche; Spiess; Schiff'
Norwegian: ask
Old Swedish: asker
Swedish: ask
Danish: ask
Old English: äsc, -es m. `ash-tree; ash-spear, spear, lance'
English: ash
Old Saxon: ask
Dutch: es m. `Fraxinus exelsior'
Old High German: asc (9.Jh), asca (Hs. 12.Jh.)
Middle High German: asch st. m. 'esche', ɛsche st. f. 'esche'
German: Esche f.
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