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1 brù
g. bronn, belly, so Irish, Old Irish brú, brond; Welsh bru: *brûs, *brus-nos, root brus, Indo-European bhrus, bhreus; Teutonic breust-, Norse bfjóst, English breast, German brust. Stokes refers it to the root bru, to swell, Greek $$G brúw, am full, $$Ge$$'m-bruon, embryo (whence English embryo), or to Sanskrit bhrûn$$.á, embryo. See bruinne. -
2 bruinne
breast, Old Irish bruinne, Welsh bron, Cornish and Middle Breton bronn, *brus-no, root bhrus, bhreus; Norse brjóst, German brust, English breast. Stokes gives the root as brend, from Indo-European $$grendh, swell, be haughty, Greek $$G brénqúomai, strut, bear oneself loftily, Latin grandis, Ch.Sl gra$$?di$$u, breast. Usually correlated with Gothic brunjô, breastplate, Middle High German brünne, Norse brynja, coat of mail, Middle English brynie, Scottish byrnie: a satisfactory enough derivation, and ultimatley from the same root as the first one given above (Indo-European bhru). Indeed Stokes says the Teutonic is borrowed from the Celtic. -
3 brùth
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bhreus-3, bhrū̆ s- — bhreus 3, bhrū̆ s English meaning: to boil; to sound, etc. Deutsche Übersetzung: “brausen, wallen, rauschen, hervorquellen or sprießen, sich bauschen, Bũschel, Gestrũpp under likewise” Note: esp. in Gmc. words; perhaps to bhreu… … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
bhreu-s-1 — bhreu s 1 English meaning: to swell Deutsche Übersetzung: ‘schwellen; sprießen” Note: (compare above bhreu ) Material: O.Ir. brū f., gen. bronn “belly, body” (*bhrus ō[n]: n os), brūach “ big bellied “ (*brusükos), Welsh bru… … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
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Brust — Thorax (fachsprachlich); Brustkorb; Brustkasten; Mamma (fachsprachlich); Titte (vulgär) * * * Brust [brʊst], die; , Brüste [ brʏstə]: a) <ohne Plural> vordere Hälfte des Rumpfes: eine breite, behaarte Brust; jmdn. an seine Brust drücken … Universal-Lexikon
Brausche — Brau|sche 〈f. 19; mitteldt.〉 Beule (an der Stirn) [<mhd. brusche; zu idg. *bhreus „schwellen“] * * * Brau|sche, die; , n [mhd. brūsche, verw. mit ↑Brust] (landsch.): Beule [an der Stirn] … Universal-Lexikon
Bries — 〈n. 11〉 oV Brieschen, Briesel 1. die bes. beim Kalb starkentwickelte Thymusdrüse 2. Bratklößchen daraus; Sy Bröschen [<frühnhd. brüs; zu idg. *bhreus „schwellen“; verwandt mit Brust, Brausche] * * * Bries, das; es, e [wohl verw. mit ↑ Brosame… … Universal-Lexikon
Brosame — Bro|sa|me 〈f. 19; meist Pl.; poet.〉 Brotkrume, Krümel ● den Vögeln Brosamen streuen; die Brosamen, die von des Reichen Tische fallen (nach Matth. 15,27) kleine Teile von seinem Überfluss [<ahd. brosama, brosma „Krume, Bröckchen“ <idg.… … Universal-Lexikon
breast — [OE] Breast can be traced back via prehistoric Germanic *breustam to an Indo European base *bhrus or *bhreus , whose other descendants, including Old Saxon brustian ‘bud’, Middle High German briustern ‘swell’, and Irish brú ‘abdomen, womb’,… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
Brosame — Sf (Brosam m., meist Brosamen Pl.) std. (9. Jh.), mhd. brosem(e), brosme f., ahd. brōs(a)ma f., as. brosmo m Stammwort. Aus vd. * brusmōn f. Krume, Brosame ; aus der gleichen Grundlage mit anderen Suffixen mir. bruar Stückchen, Brosame , mir.… … Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache
