*habanō
Runic: ᚺᚨᛒᚨᚾᛟ Pronunciation: /ˈxɑ.βɑ.nɔː/noun · feminine · ō-stem
Meanings
harbor, haven
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *kh₂póneh₂ or *kh₂pnéh₂, from the root *keh₂p- (‘to take, seize, grasp’). Close cognate with Old Irish cúan m (‘port, harbor’), however this may be due to borrowing at an early stage.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | habanō | habanôz |
| Acc. | habanǭ | habanōz |
| Gen. | habanōz | habanǫ̂ |
| Dat. | habanōi | habanōmaz |
| Inst. | habanō | habanōmiz |
| Voc. | habanō | habanôz |
Descendants
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*habanu (Proto-West Germanic)
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*havana (Old Dutch)
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hāvene (Middle Dutch)
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haven (Dutch)
- hawe (Afrikaans)
- haf, haaf (Papiamentu)
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haven (Dutch)
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hāvene (Middle Dutch)
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*havana (Old Dutch)
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*habanu (Proto-West Germanic)
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*havana (Old Dutch)
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hāvene (Middle Dutch)
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haven (Dutch)
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гавань (gavanʹ) (Russian)
- гавань (havanʹ) (Ukrainian)
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гавань (gavanʹ) (Russian)
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haven (Dutch)
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hāvene (Middle Dutch)
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*havana (Old Dutch)
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*habanu (Proto-West Germanic)
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*havana (Old Dutch)
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hāvene (Middle Dutch)
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havene, havre, hafne (Old French)
- abra (Galician)
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havene, havre, hafne (Old French)
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hāvene (Middle Dutch)
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*havana (Old Dutch)
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*habanu (Proto-West Germanic)
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*havana (Old Dutch)
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hāvene (Middle Dutch)
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havene, havre, hafne (Old French)
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havre (Middle French)
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havre (French)
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abra (Spanish)
- abra (English)
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abra (Spanish)
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havre (French)
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havre (Middle French)
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havene, havre, hafne (Old French)
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hāvene (Middle Dutch)
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*havana (Old Dutch)
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*habanu (Proto-West Germanic)
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hæfen, hæfene (Old English)
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haven, havene (Middle English)
- haven (English)
- havin, hevin, heavin (Scots)
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haven, havene (Middle English)
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hæfen, hæfene (Old English)
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*habanu (Proto-West Germanic)
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*hafen, *haven (Old Frisian)
- Hauenge, Hoawen (Saterland Frisian)
- haven (West Frisian)
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*hafen, *haven (Old Frisian)
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*habanu (Proto-West Germanic)
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*havana, *havan (Old Saxon)
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hāvene, hāven (Middle Low German)
- Haven (German Low German)
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hāvene, hāven (Middle Low German)
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*havana, *havan (Old Saxon)
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*habanu (Proto-West Germanic)
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*havana, *havan (Old Saxon)
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hāvene, hāven (Middle Low German)
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habene (Middle High German)
- Hafen (German)
- Hafen (Luxembourgish)
- האַוון (havn) (Yiddish)
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habene (Middle High German)
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hāvene, hāven (Middle Low German)
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*havana, *havan (Old Saxon)
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hǫfn (Old Norse)
- havn, høvn (Faroese)
- höfn (Icelandic)
- Hafnia (Latin)
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hǫfn (Old Norse)
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havn (Danish)
- havn (Norwegian Bokmål)
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havn (Danish)
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hǫfn (Old Norse)
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hamn (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- hamn (Norwegian Bokmål)
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hamn (Norwegian Nynorsk)
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hǫfn (Old Norse)
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hamn, hafn (Old Swedish)
- hamn (Swedish)
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hamn, hafn (Old Swedish)