Wurdahuzdą: Proto-Germanic dictionary — *aldǭScott K. ShayWardja Presshttps://protogermanic.org/pgmc_aldǭ
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nounfeminineōn-stema trough or similar hollowed-out wooden vessel; a hollow in a tree or logFrom pre-Germanic *Holdʰ-éh₂-(n)-, an inherited feminine formation from Proto-Indo-European root *Hₓoldʰ-, beside a u-stem *Hₓoldʰu-Kroonen 2013: 21Mallory & Adams 2006: 249Orel 2003: 14. Cognate with Lithuanian eldijà, aldijà and Proto-Slavic *oldi, which continue a closely related Balto-Slavic formation conventionally reconstructed as *h₂oldʰeh₂ ~ *h₂eldʰeh₂ Derksen 2008: 367Derksen 2015: 152. The semantic development reflects the close association between a hollowed log or wooden trough and a dugout boat. Tocharian A/B olyi has also been compared, but its inclusion is uncertain because its consonantism appears to require PIE *d rather than the *dʰ indicated by Balto-Slavic Adams 2013: s.v. olyi*Witczak 2018: 53–55.