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1 beum
a stroke, cut, taunt, Irish and Old Irish béim, nom.pl. bémen, blow, from the root beng, bong, which appears in buain; cf. ceum from ceng-men, leum from leng-men. This agrees with Cornish bom, blow. Some suggest beid-men or beids-men, root bheid, English bite, which suits Gaelic best as to meaning. The favourite derivation has been *ben-s-men, root ben of bean.
См. также в других словарях:
Viel — 1. All ste vööl is ongesond. (Kleve.) – Firmenich, I, 381, 8; für Holstein: Schütze, IV, 297; hochdeutsch bei Latendorf II, 5; Eyering, I, 27. 2. Allto vîl is ungesund. – Schambach, I, 240. Lat.: Quod nimium est, fugito. (Cato.) (Philippi, II,… … Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon
