- also part of the
Elder ****hark, with a
reconstructed Proto-Germanic name *
dagaz. Its "butterfly"
shape is
possibly derived from
Lepontic san. The rune may...
-
letter De 𐌃: Old
Italic D, the
ancestor of
modern Latin D ᛞ:
Runic letter dagaz,
which is
possibly a
descendant of Old
Italic D ᚦ:
Runic letter thurisaz...
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labels Old
europa cafe
discography Rodolfo Protti Interview at
Dagaz musick http://www.
dagaz-music.com/pdf/RodolfoProtti0902.pdf
Discogs http://www.discogs...
- Norwegian, Danish,
Swedish and
Dutch – all
stemming from a Proto-Germanic root *
dagaz.
Several definitions of this
universal human concept are used according...
- "water, lake" (or
possibly *laukaz "l****") ᛜ ŋ /ŋ/ *ingwaz "the god Ingwaz" ᛞ d /d/ *
dagaz "day" ᛟ o /o(ː)/ *ōþila-/*ōþala- "heritage, estate, possession"...
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Etymology 1 Term 2
Etymology 2 day Old
English dæġ << Proto-Germanic *
dagaz << Proto-Indo-European *dʰeǵʰ-
diary Latin diārium << dies ("day") << Proto-Italic...
- "month" and "year" were *
dagaz, *mēnōþs and *jērą. The
latter two
continue Proto-Indo-European *mḗh1n̥s, *yóh1r̥,
while *
dagaz is a
Germanic innovation...
- *kambaz m. dei day day dei dag dag m. daag Tag m. dæġ m. tag m. *dagă m. *
dagaz m. rein rain rain
rhyne reën
regen m. rengel,
raege Regen m. reġn m. regan...
- Proto-Indo-European *dyḗws. ****enic Indo-European Dagr From Proto-Germanic *
dagaz ('day, name of the D-rune').
Cognate with Old
English dæġ (Modern English...
- "water, lake" (or
possibly *laukaz "l****") ᛜ ŋ /ŋ/ *ingwaz "the god Ingwaz" ᛞ d /d/ *
dagaz "day" ᛟ o /o(ː)/ *ōþila-/*ōþala- "heritage, estate, possession"...
