*harbistaz
Runic: ᚺᚨᚱᛒᛁᛊᛏᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈxɑr.βis.tɑz/noun · masculine · a-stem
Meanings
- harvest
- autumn, fall
Etymology
From *harbaz or *harbijaną, from Proto-Indo-European *kerp- (‘to pluck’).
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | harbistaz | harbistōz, harbistōs |
| Acc. | harbistą | harbistanz |
| Gen. | harbistas, harbistis | harbistǫ̂ |
| Dat. | harbistai | harbistamaz |
| Inst. | harbistō | harbistamiz |
| Voc. | harbist | harbistōz, harbistōs |
Descendants
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*harbist (Proto-West Germanic)
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(attested in compound: hervistmānoth
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hervest, herfst (Middle Dutch)
- herfs, harves (Limburgish)
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hervest, herfst (Middle Dutch)
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(attested in compound: hervistmānoth
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*harbist (Proto-West Germanic)
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(attested in compound: hervistmānoth
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hervest, herfst (Middle Dutch)
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herfst (Dutch)
- herfs (Afrikaans)
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herfst (Dutch)
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hervest, herfst (Middle Dutch)
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(attested in compound: hervistmānoth
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*harbist (Proto-West Germanic)
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*hervist (Old Dutch)
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hervest, herfst (Middle Dutch)
- herfs, harves (Limburgish)
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hervest, herfst (Middle Dutch)
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*hervist (Old Dutch)
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*harbist (Proto-West Germanic)
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*hervist (Old Dutch)
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hervest, herfst (Middle Dutch)
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herfst (Dutch)
- herfs (Afrikaans)
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herfst (Dutch)
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hervest, herfst (Middle Dutch)
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*hervist (Old Dutch)
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*harbist (Proto-West Germanic)
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hærfest, herfest (Old English)
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hervest, harvest, ervest, herfest (Middle English)
- harvest (English)
- hairst, harvest (Scots)
- hearesth, harrest (Yola)
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hervest, harvest, ervest, herfest (Middle English)
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hærfest, herfest (Old English)
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*harbist (Proto-West Germanic)
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herfst (Old Frisian)
- Hārefst, harewst (North Frisian)
- Häärst (Saterland Frisian)
- hjerst (West Frisian)
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herfst (Old Frisian)
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*harbist (Proto-West Germanic)
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herbist (Old High German)
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herbest, herbst (Middle High German)
- Herpscht (Alemannic German)
- herbast, herbischt, hörbist (Bavarian)
- ? (Central Franconian)
- Herbst (German)
- hiewyst (Vilamovian)
- האַרבסט (harbst) (Yiddish)
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herbest, herbst (Middle High German)
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herbist (Old High German)
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*harbist (Proto-West Germanic)
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hervist (Old Saxon)
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hervest, harfst (Middle Low German)
- Harvst, Hiärvst, Hervst (Low German)
- Hoafst (Plautdietsch)
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hervest, harfst (Middle Low German)
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hervist (Old Saxon)
- haustr (Old Norse)
- haust (Old Norse)
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? (Old Norse)
- heyst (Faroese)
- haust (Icelandic)
- haust, (h)yst (Norwegian Nynorsk)
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? (Old Norse)
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høst (Danish)
- høst (Norwegian Bokmål)
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høst (Danish)
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? (Old Norse)
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høster (Old Swedish)
- höst (Swedish)
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høster (Old Swedish)